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Salem hosted not one, but TWO Christian Nationalist events this Saturday, July 29
Sean Feucht, Kari Lake, and the different flavors of Christian Nationalism in Oregon
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Sean Feucht, Kari Lake, and the different flavors of Christian Nationalism in Oregon
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On this Rightlandia substack I mostly write about Walter Huss, the man behind the grassroots far right insurgency that slowly took over the historically moderate Oregon Republican Party from the 1960s into the early 2000s. Reconstructing that history matters, in part, because it helps us understand the origins of the
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On the long history of thinly veiled antisemitic conspiracy theories on the GOP's right edge
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We now have an official date and time for my zoom conversation with Thomas Zimmer that I previewed in my most recent newsletter. It’ll be next Tuesday night, July 25, at 6pm Pacific time (9pm Eastern). I’ll send the zoom link out to paid subscribers on Tuesday morning.
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I do obviously...but it's worth being precise about why and how we should care and what this fake quote kerfuffle actually tells us about the American right.
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Or, why Mark Hatfield memory-holed that time in 1962 when a Walter Huss-led protest at his house scared the crap out of his wife and young children
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I’ve acquired many new subscribers over the past week (thanks, I think, to a recommendation from Kevin Kruse who recently joined Substack), so for those newcomers, here’s a quick description of what this newsletter is about. I’ve spent the past two years researching the career of Walter
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Some observations on yesterday's failed effort to recall Oregon Republican National Committeeman Solomon Yue
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Or, why we should think of "backlash" not as a force of nature, but as the consequence of political mobilization