Hi there,

In a troubling piece in MSNBC on Republican Rep. Paul Gosar, Talia Lavin detailed how the little known congressman from Arizona has flown under the radar and helped young Republicans "[fall] in love with white supremacy."

Gosar, a proud white nationalist, continues to boost election conspiracy theories. He recently delivered the keynote address at a white power event hosted by Holocaust denier Nick Fuentes. He also recently broadcasted to his supporters that "America First is inevitable," which is Nick Fuentes' slogan.

And when confronted over his appeals to white supremacy, Gosar told the Washington Post that young conservatives are "becoming a bigger force ... so why not take that energy and listen to what they've got to say?"

Gosar represents the worst of the GOP, and he is an example of Trumpism run amok -- 3 of Gosar's siblings even wrote to Congress begging he be removed from the House. But while we're outraged, Republicans remain silent -- no stripping of committee assignments, no condemnation from the House floor.

Why? Because while white supremacists like Josh Hawley have gotten national attention, Gosar has somehow flown under the radar. Engaged Democrats like you might have missed his bigotry too, or maybe Democrats are growing complacent with the GOP's racist agenda. To get the most accurate data before we go after Gosar, we need to hear from 45 of our most engaged supporters -- so please, tell us where you stand now:
Tell us, should a white supremacist be allowed to remain in Congress?
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Thanks so much for your input.

Your feedback is essential to our efforts to replace white-nationalist sympathizers in our government with progressive leaders.

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