New York Times: In Biden's Home State, Republican Centrism Gives Way to the Fringe

The Republican Party's slide from statewide power to irrelevance in Delaware mirrored its swerve from moderation to the fringe. Now a QAnon fan is running for the Senate.

Our opponent is a far-right extremist. Help us fight back against her dangerous agenda >>

CONTRIBUTE TO CHRIS >> [link removed]

John,

Our opponent, Lauren Witzke, is so extreme that the New York Times published a featured story on her dangerous rhetoric.

As the article detailed, when a small group of protesters called on the Delaware Republican Party to withdraw support from Witzke's campaign, she organized a counterprotest. Supporters chanted "Trump, Trump, Trump" and "K.K.K." while members of the Proud Boys stood watch, and a supporter and self-appointed security guard for the Witzke rally drew a firearm and aimed it at the protesters on the other side.

The New York Times article quotes Witzke as saying "Nationalist populism is the future...and that is what I am." Her message to moderates in the article and on social media is "It's me or Antifa."

Make no mistake, John, our opponent's beliefs are dangerous. She -- and many of her supporters -- are far-right extremists who embrace hatred and baseless conspiracy theories. We must fight back.

Please, rush a contribution to our campaign to help us send a strong message that our opponent's hateful and extreme politics have no place here.

>> [link removed]

Thank you,

Team Coons


CONTRIBUTE >> [link removed]















Follow our campaign on Twitter >> [link removed]

Follow our campaign on Facebook >> [link removed]

Follow our campaign on Instagram >> [link removed]


Contributions or gifts to the Chris Coons for Delaware are not tax deductible.


Paid for by the Chris Coons for Delaware

[link removed]