College Republican Chapter Disbanded Over Nazi Salute

College Republicans Chapter Collapses After Alleged Nazi Salute

Miami Herald / TNS The University of Florida’s College Republicans chapter has disbanded after a photo showing two members seemingly performing a Nazi salute circulated widely on social media. The University of Florida announced over the weekend that the Florida Federation of College Republicans…

College Republican Chapter Disbanded Over Nazi Salute

The University of Florida’s College Republicans chapter has disbanded after a photo showing two members seemingly performing a Nazi salute circulated widely on social media, the Washington Post reports.

College Republicans chapter sues UF for deactivating club over Nazi salute

The lawsuit also argues that university administrators were politically motivated, noting that the group recently hosted GOP gubernatorial candidate James Fishback.

University of Florida Moves to Deactivate College Republicans Over Antisemitism

GAINESVILLE, FLORIDA — The University of Florida is moving to deactivate the campus College Republicans chapter after learning that some members engaged in antisemitic behavior, according to university officials. School administrators said the decision followed notification from the Florida Federation of College Republicans, which disbanded the Gainesville chapter after determining that certain members had engaged in conduct violating its rules …

Young Republicans kicked off campus in Gainesville for antisemitism

GAINESVILLE — The University of Florida says it’s deactivating the campus College Republicans as a registered student group after being notified that some members engaged in antisemitism. The deactivation effort at the University of Florida campus marks the second time this month that a public university in Florida has taken action against a Republican group accused of being involved in racist or antisemitic behavior. Earlier this month, Florida…

Republicans Close University of Florida Chapter Over Alleged Antisemitism – Dr. Rich SwierClick to open the search input fieldScroll to top

The surge of antisemitism on the right is deeply disturbing, and it is not hard to trace the source. Figures like Tucker Carlson, Candace Owens, Megyn Kelly and their fellow travelers have driven a stake straight through the moral center of what was once a reliably pro-Israel, philo-Semitic political home. For Jews like myself—proud, unapologetic Zionists who long felt safe and politically at home within the Republican Party—the shift is jarring.