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Paul Gosar plans to go on a popular QAnon talk show
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Rep Gosar Speaks At White Nationalist Event, But GOP Leaders Are Silent
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Rep Gosar Reiterates Support For Neo-Nazi America First Group
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White nationalist GOP congressman doubles down on support for white nationalist âAmerica Firstâ group U.S. Congressman Paul Gosar speaking with supporters at the 2018 election eve rally hosted by the Arizona Republican Party at the Yavapai County Courthouse in Prescott, Arizona, photo via Gage Skidmore. These Republican representatives are accused of helping to plan January 6 insurrection
During this year s Conservative Political Action Conference held in Orlando, Florida, Rep. Paul Gosar, R-Ariz., and former Rep Steve King, R-Iowa, spoke at the nearby America First Political Action Conference, where AFPAC founder Nick Fuentes delivered white nationalist and Christian nationalist messages.
Having a sitting member of Congress address AFPAC gave a credibility boost to Fuentes s efforts to recruit young conservatives to his far-right ideology. And Gosar s appearance on AFPAC s stage wasn t the last of it.
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Three siblings of Rep. Paul Gosar, R-Ariz., have renewed their push to remove their brother from Congress, accusing him of being a white supremacist following his speech last month at a conference hosted by a notorious white nationalist.
Gosar, who allegedly helped organize the Stop the Steal rally that preceded the Jan. 6 Capitol riot, skipped a late February House vote on the $1.9 trillion coronavirus relief bill to headline the America First Political Action Conference organized by right-wing extremist Nick Fuentes. Fuentes gained prominence in the deadly 2017 Charlottesville white nationalist march and was later banned by YouTube for violating its hate speech rules. At the February conference, he lamented that America was losing its white demographic core, and praised the Capitol riot as awesome after previously musing about murdering lawmakers.