How Nick Fuentes and the Groypers Are Reshaping the Republican Party
A far-right faction known as the Groypers is gaining influence within the Republican Party. Led by 27-year-old livestreamer Nick Fuentes, the group promotes white supremacy, Christian nationalism and antifeminism. Their growing presence has sparked internal divisions, yet their ideas continue to spread through social media and conservative circles.
The Groypers operate differently from past extremist groups like the 1940s Columbians, who were easily suppressed. Instead of formal organization, Fuentes and his followers use online platforms—Discord servers, group chats and social media—to push their views. This diffuse approach has allowed their ideas to seep into mainstream Republican discussions.
The Groypers have achieved what their 20th-century predecessors could not: widespread awareness and political leverage. Their ability to exploit digital networks and internal Republican divisions ensures their ideas remain in circulation. As tensions persist, their influence continues to challenge the party's direction.
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