White Supremacists Recruited At Trump’s NJ Rally

Jared Holt reports at Right Wing Watch:

A young ​white man with cargo pants tucked into his boots walked up and down the line of people who had waited in the cold for hours ​hoping​ to get inside President Donald Trump’s rally in Wildwood, New Jersey, Tuesday evening, ​handing them flyers​ for a white nationalist organization. With the organization’s logo patched across the front of his khaki baseball cap, he took no strides to hide his affiliation.

​The red, white, and blue paper square​d flyers advertised Patriot Front, which the SPLC identifies as an “image-obsessed” white nationalist hate group with chapters across the United States. ​Patriot Front was founded by ​Thomas Rousseau, a former member of the neo-Nazi group Vanguard America. Vanguard America was an organization that James Fields, who murdered anti-racist protester Heather Heyer at the 2017 Unite the Right gathering in Charlottesville, Virginia, marched with, according to the SPLC.​

They weren’t the only Nazis there. Hit the link.

Infight the Right! Neo-Nazis in Patriot Front cover up sticker of rival white nationalist group, American Identity Movement, formally Identity Evropa. Looks like AIM’s support of Nick Fuentes has led to real tensions. pic.twitter.com/XHQFBFNbiA

— It’s Going Down (@IGD_News) January 27, 2020

Nice to see ol’ Dan D’Ambly out at the Trump rally trying to hawk his NJ European Heritage Association group! I don’t think he felt the same! pic.twitter.com/8Byw2OUUAk

— Daryle Lamont Jenkins (@DLamontJenkins) January 29, 2020

No other nationalist group is doing so much on the ground activism, so consistently, and across such a wide geographic area. #PatriotFronthttps://t.co/SU10DyX9J7

— Reclaim America (@ReclaimAmerica9) January 30, 2020

Photo from the DC anti-abortion rally.

The flags are neo-nazi flags for the Patriot Front, a group that was also active at Charlottesville.

Trump’s “very fine people” flock to him.

“I’m fighting for you” Trump told the crowd.#marchforlife2020 #marchforlife #veryfinepeople pic.twitter.com/BXsAA1UMyf

— Schenck (@Schenck) January 26, 2020