""MLK Jr. was the 1960s George Floyd and his 'holiday' should be ended and tossed into the seventh circle of hell where it belongs." And, "No moulignon holidays ... From kwanza [sic] to mlk jr day to black history month to Juneteenth," then added: "Every single one needs to be eviscerated.""
""Paul belongs in the Hitler Youth with Ubergruppenfuhrer Steve Bannon," the first participant in the chat wrote, referring to the paramilitary rank in Nazi Germany and the Republican strategist. POLITICO is not naming the participants to protect the identity of those interviewed for this article. "I do have a Nazi streak in me from time to time, I will admit it," Ingrassia responded, according to the chain. One of the people in the text group said in an interview that Ingrassia's comment was not taken as a joke, and three participants pushed back against Ingrassia during the text exchange that day."
""New LFA show coming starring Nick Fuentes & Paul Adolf Ingrassia." To which Ingrassia wrote, "Lmao," according to the group chat."
Paul Ingrassia, a recent Cornell Law graduate and Trump nominee for Special Counsel, participated in a right‑wing group chat where racist, extremist, and demeaning comments circulated. Messages compared Martin Luther King Jr. to George Floyd and urged ending holidays and observances tied to Black history. Ingrassia admitted to having a "Nazi streak" and laughed at links to white nationalist Nick Fuentes. The nomination is further complicated by alleged ties to antisemitic extremists and an ongoing sexual harassment investigation. Multiple chat participants reportedly pushed back against some of Ingrassia's comments, indicating disagreement within the group.
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