The conservative group American Accountability Foundation has sent a list to the Trump administration targeting 20 admirals and generals to be removed due to their assigned missions within the military being labeled as DEI positions.

Nominee for the FBI director, Kash Patel, is threatening a guest on MSNBC with legal action for defamation, demanding that the statements made be retracted. The statements were made by Olivia Troye regarding their time during the first Trump administration.

Mike Davis has promised to make Senate Republicans "political lives hell" if they do not support the nomination of Kash Patel for director of the FBI.

Elon Musk has threatened Alex Vindman, US Army Lieutenant Colonel, with treason after Vindman accuses Musk of being a Russian puppet in an MSNBC interview.

Residents of Gainesboro in Jackson County, Tennessee are now in the spotlight as Christian Nationalist are threatening to take over small towns like this one to enforce their views, despite the objections of residents.

Christian Nationalists also created a local GOP twitter account for Jackson County and labeled it official, despite local GOP officials not knowing about the accounts existence. This is part of the of the goal, as signified by a tweet "The best way forward is to take over local level outlets of the Republican Party".

Right Response Ministries pastor Joel Webbon offers justifications for being called a nazi, a racist, a bigot, antisemitic, or misogynist as signs of being courageous towards defending the teachings of the Bible.

Rep. Nancy Mace (R-SC) is introduced a bill to the house in order to prevent Rep. Sarah McBride from using the women's bathroom on the capitol. McBride identifies as a trans woman. Mace claims to be afraid of McBride and misidentifies McBride's gender.

Neo-Nazis marched in Columbus yelling racial slurs.

Excerpts from Rolling Stones article:

• “I have received some guidance to avoid terms, like ‘camps,’ that can be twisted and used against the president, yes,” says one close Trump ally. “Apparently some people think it makes us look like Nazis.”

It wasn’t the news media that came up with the term “camps” to describe the plans for Trump’s new, expanded system of detention facilities for holding immigrants awaiting mass deportations — a network of detention centers that he could potentially call on the U.S. military to help build and operate. It was Team Trump that started describing the future that way.

• And yet, according to two sources with direct knowledge of the matter, the Times article infuriated some of Team Trump’s senior staff, who privately said they believed the reporting made their candidate — the once and future leader of the free world — appear extreme and borderline fascistic, especially on “the concentration camps framing,” a Trump adviser notes.

Months later, Trump, himself, didn’t shut down the idea his administration would put migrants in camps. “I would not rule out anything,” Trump said, when Time magazine asked whether he would build new detention camps. Pressed about Miller’s plan for camps, Trump said: “It’s possible that we’ll do it to an extent but we shouldn’t have to do very much of it, because we’re going to be moving them out as soon as we get to it.”

In celebrating the 2024 election, MAGA influencer and white supremacist says "They will never ever be a female president. Never. There will never be a female president ever. It's over. Glass ceiling. Dude it's a ceiling made of brick", referencing Vice President Kamala Harris losing the presidential election.

Across the country in the days following the election, black high school students and college students received text messages stating that they are now "house slaves" and must gather their belongings and report to their assigned plantation.

Political Commentators have been getting death threats since the 2024 election. These threats have extended to the families of these commentators.

MAGA influencer and white supremacist Nick Fuentes coins the term "Your Body, My Choice" after the 2024 election. He is referencing that women in America are going to lose the ability to make decisions about their healthcare.

After the election, sexist and abusive attacks on women have surged across social media since Donald Trump’s reelection, according to an analysis from the Institute for Strategic Dialogue. Some reports include:

• On TikTok, female users are reporting that accounts are commenting “your body, my choice” en masse on their posts. One TikTok creator stated: “I had to delete a video because I was being threatened and several men commenting [sic] saying they couldn’t wait until I get raped or ‘your body my choice.’” Another stated: “I woke up this morning to men commenting ‘your body, my choice.’ In a TikTok forum on Reddit, a user posted: “Last night I reported one of the many comments I’ve seen saying ‘Your body, my choice.’ The comment has been left up and the report has been marked as not a violation. How? HOW THE FUCK is that not a violation?”
• The phrase “your body, my choice” appears to have made its way offline, specifically into schools. Young girls and parents have used social media to share instances of offline harassment. They include the phrase being directed at them within schools or chanted by young boys in classes.
• On Facebook, the phrase “your body, my choice” is currently trending, with 52,000 posts in the last 24 hours. One parent stated: “Today my daughter was told three separate times on campus ‘your body, MY choice.’ The third group of boys told her to ‘sleep with one eye open tonight.’”

During a Halloween parade in Pennsylvania, one display depicted Presidential nominee Kamala Harris chained to the back of a golf cart and being led through the streets.

Trump has referenced that the biggest problem are the "enemy from within". He has suggested this vague "enemy within" could be "handled" by the military.

On Oct. 9, he told supporters in Scranton, Pennsylvania, that Vice President Kamala Harris is surrounded by "very smart, very vicious people" who are "the enemy from within."

On Oct. 13, he told Fox News’ Maria Bartiromo that U.S. Rep. Adam Schiff, D-Calif., is "the enemy from within" and, asked about the possibility of Election Day chaos, warned of "very bad people," "radical left lunatics" who should be handled if "necessary" by the National Guard or the military.

On Oct. 27, he told thousands of people gathered at Madison Square Garden in New York that the "enemy from within" is harming the country with "open-border policies (and) record-setting inflation.".

Experts say the "enemy from within" phrase echoes rhetoric by Sen. Joseph McCarthy, R-Wis., who notoriously led 1950s congressional investigations that aimed to root out the communism he claimed had infiltrated the federal government. And Trump’s October remarks don’t signal the first time he has talked about threats from within the U.S.

Muslim journalist Mehdi Hasan stated that he supports Palestinians, conservative commentator Ryan Girdusky responded, “I hope your beeper doesn’t go off.” The comment referenced the thousands of pager explosions in Lebanon targeting Hezbollah militants.

Hasan then asked Phillip, “Did your guest just say I should be killed on live TV?” Girdusky responded by falsely equating Hasan’s Palestinian support with the terrorist group Hamas.

“That is completely out of pocket. You know that,” Phillip told Girdusky. Phillip apologized to viewers for his statements. Girdusky said he apologized because he thought Hasan said he supported Hamas, a claim Phillip and Hasan dismissed.

A few minutes later, when the show returned from a commercial break, Phillip addressed viewers and Hasan for the “completely unacceptable” comments made by Girdusky and he was removed from the show.

An insult comic best known for brutal roasts and searing personal attacks, Tony Hinchcliffe’s joke referring to Puerto Rico as a floating island of “garbage” landed him at the center of a days-long controversy.

Far right acttivist David DePape attacked Paul Pelosi in the Pelosi household with a hammer. In his testimony, DePape referred to multiple right-win conspiracy theories and spent 6 hours a day watching political commentary on YouTube leading up to the attack.

During a Trump rally at Madison Square Garden, Stephen Miller uses the quote "America is for Americans and Americans only." This is eeriely similar to a common motto used by Nazi Germany, "Germany For Germans". At the same time, the rally at Madison Square Garden draws comparisons to a rally held in Feb. 20, 1939 for the "Pro American Rally". This rally is where the American flag hung next to swastikas and where 20,000 Americans wore nazi armbands to show their support for fascism and Adolf Hitler.

The theme of migrants and mass deportation ran throughout Trump's speech. He said that immigrants to the United States are "the worst criminals in the world" and "the most violent people on Earth." Later in his speech, he said that Haitian-American immigrants in Springfield would have to be deported to Haiti in spite of their legal status.

“We have to live with these animals, but we’re not gonna live with them for long, you watch,” Trump said at the rally, adding that he was confident he could win the historically blue state. “I am going to make Colorado safe again.”

He is the former president’s troll-in-chief, a frequent talking head in MAGA-aligned media known for his provocative, no-holds-barred defense of the president and crusade against Trump’s perceived enemies, especially in his legal battles. He rages against the “weaponization” of the Justice Department. He has promised to “rain hell” on Washington from a Trump administration perch come January 2025 and to eviscerate institutions that he says treat Trump unfairly. He calls Democrats “Marxists” and “evil” and has joked — in ways that many others don’t always take jokingly — that he would send journalists and former GOP personalities including George Conway and Tim Miller to “the gulag” and would put migrant kids in “cages.” “My goal,” he once told me, “is for the Supreme Court to dismantle most of the federal government.” --Politico

Jamie McGregor, a business owner in Springfield, Ohio and a 2-time Trump voter, praised Haitian workers that he employs in response to the conspiracy theories promoted by white supremacists and promoted by Donald Trump during the presidential debate.

As a result, Jamie McGregor is now facing death threats from the far right. There’s a flyer that’s been posted in Springfield with an image of McGregor and “TRAITOR” branded on his forehead.

Following the lies that Haitian residents in Springfield, Ohio were eating pets, the city faced a series of bomb threats. At least 33 bomb threats have been reported, attacking government buildings, public schools, and other buildings. State troopers were sent to schools in an effort to protect children and offer assurance of safety.

GOP Senator James Lankford (R-OK) was threatened by right wing political commentators for his attempts to pass a bipartisan immigration reform bill. The commentator said that they would do "anything they could to destroy you" if Senator Lankford attempted to pass any immigration reform legislation during the presidential election year.

Trump remarks at Rally in New Hampshire:

“They’re poisoning the blood of our country,” the former president said. “They’ve poisoned mental institutions and prisons all over the world. Not just in South America, not just the three or four countries that we think about, but all over the world they’re coming into our country from Africa, from Asia.”