Extremism and hate
In 2019 the KCRCC voted unanimously to ask the federal government to restore an Austrian white nationalist's travel privileges.
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The record
- In April 2019, Brittany Pettibone asked the KCRCC to back her fiance, Martin Sellner.1
- Sellner is an Austrian white nationalist whose writings inspired the Christchurch mosque shooter.2
- The KCRCC passed a unanimous resolution urging the Department of Homeland Security to restore his travel privileges.21
- The Idaho Capital Sun called Sellner a white supremacist and former neo-Nazi. He says he is no longer a neo-Nazi.3
- Regan chaired the meeting.1
Who
- Brent ReganChaired the meeting.
Sources
- The ID crisisCoeur d'Alene Press · May 2019 (archive)
- Kootenai County GOP embraces promoters of far-right 'Pizzagate' conspiracy theoriesSpokesman-Review · May 2019 (archive)
- Hate makes a comeback in Idaho, this time with political supportIdaho Capital Sun · August 2022 (archive)
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