The Old Glory Club (OGC) is a nationwide network of far-right, men-only fraternal clubs in the US, with at least 26 chapters across 20 states. It includes members such as military personnel and prominent antisemitic influencers. The OGC exemplifies the growth of organized racist political groups, particularly during the Trump administration. Its members advocate for extreme political views and engage in networking events. Experts indicate that the OGC aims to create a robust offline presence, lower participation barriers for far-right ideologies, and appeal to newcomers to activism.
Members of the Old Glory Club (OGC) include military personnel, lawyers, and antisemitic influencers, indicating a disturbing rise in organized racist political groups since Trump's election.
Key members of the OGC, like podcaster Pete Quinones, utilize their platforms to promote far-right ideologies focused on Jewish people and immigrants.
Researcher Harry Shukman stated that groups like the OGC aim to create offline social networks that eventually seek to dominate societal norms, appealing to many first-time activists.
Heidi Beirich highlighted that the OGC represents a dangerous new network of racists that emerged in the Trump era, advocating violent ideologies linked to far-right figures.
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