By John Q. Hosedrinker 
A recent Politico report detailing leaked Telegram chats among Young Republican leaders revealed a disturbing culture steeped in racism, antisemitism, misogyny, and violent fantasies, solidifying the future of the GOP as unabated Nazism. These texts, spanning thousands of messages, showcase a chilling embrace of extremist views, including calls for violence and dehumanizing language towards various groups. The revelations, alongside concerning rhetoric from prominent figures like Donald Trump and Elon Musk, suggest that these abhorrent viewpoints are not isolated but rather indicative of a broader trend within the party. This data further solidifies that the next generation of Republican leaders have made their agenda clear, and it is terrifying.
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We now have solid proof that after Trump and Project 2025, the future of the GOP is Nazism. The use of “America First” – a slogan with clear historical ties to pro-Nazi sentiments – isn’t a coincidence. It’s a signal. We’ve had plenty of signals before. This is not new. Anyone paying attention over the last several decades has seen this coming, and it’s time to acknowledge the reality staring us in the face.
The future we were warned about is now the present. Looking at Project 2025 alongside Trump’s actions and rhetoric paints a clear picture. The signs were there long ago, but now the full scope of their plans is laid bare. For years, many people were labeled as “crazy” for saying it was Nazism, but here we are.
The core of conservatism, as seen through this lens, is a strict adherence to hierarchy. It values obedience to established power structures, where those at the top are idolized and privileged, and those at the bottom are demonized or marginalized. This system is the bedrock of this ideology.
The real problem is when those traditionally on the lower rungs of society start gaining rights and opportunities. The reaction is to cling to traditional institutions like nationalism and racism. The result is a push for clear social stratification. In-groups and out-groups are defined, some are considered “less people.” This is what fascism is. “Know your place” is the underlying mantra here.
It’s not hard to see where this is going. The rhetoric, the policies, and the actions all align. People openly displaying symbols associated with Nazism and embracing a hateful ideology are nothing new. Now the veil has been lifted. They’re not hiding anymore.
The idea that this is a recent development is inaccurate. We’ve had proof for years. Anyone who has been paying attention knows this. Yet right-wing media and corporations have been gaslighting the public into believing otherwise.
The GOP is no longer a political party; it has become a vehicle for the advancement of a hateful ideology. From Trump’s first term onward, the direction was clear. Now, with Project 2025, the blueprint for a Nazi-inspired America is out in the open.
The danger is real, and the time for denial is over. We’re not talking about a future threat; we’re describing a present reality. They have been in power and doing what they want. We can no longer pretend otherwise. The question now is what are we going to do about it? Are we going to take steps to change the course that America is headed?