<p>A new report on college Republican groups exposes a disturbing fight inside the future of conservative politics: whether white nationalism, antisemitic rhetoric, Christian nationalism, and far-right extremism will be rejected, or quietly normalized. On this episode of Filtered with TJ Walker, TJ breaks down the growing pattern of young Republican organizations inviting extremist speakers, leaked racist and antisemitic chats, Trump’s dehumanizing language, and the false “both sides” argument used to blur the difference between isolated bad actors and a political movement increasingly comfortable with extremists. This is not about claiming every Republican is a bigot. It is about asking where extremism is being rewarded, excused, promoted, and moved closer to power. Subscribe to Filtered with TJ Walker for sharp, honest political analysis without fake balance.</p>

Republicans’ Youth Extremism Problem Is No Longer Fringe

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