Nick Fuentes has been one of the most influential provocateurs on the right, in that he championed an insurgency against liberal encroachment on the right, in an event known as the Groyper Wars (2019). This had a monumental impact in asking, “What are we trying to conserve?” with leaders like Charlie Kirk failing to provide a coherent, positive vision because he wanted to promote homosexual tokens. Charlie Kirk would successfully be bullied into being more right wing.
Despite this, Nick Fuentes has had a tenuous relationship with the Trump Administration, as both have competing visions for what America First means. In 2024, Fuentes did not support Donald Trump and peddled the narrative that Kamala Harris was campaigning well. Calling his shot, Fuentes argues he will never vote for JD Vance to become President. In doing so, Fuentes promises to be a “pain in the ass” for a Vance campaign, despite being a pain for Trump in 2024 to no avail, as Trump won handily.
So what is not to like about Vance? The two main reasons posited by Nick Fuentes are that JD Vance is a “freak,” a point best summarized in Vance’s optics, being his husky past and his interracial marriage. The second being that Vance is “a creation of Peter Thiel.”
JD Vance’s biggest weakness is his marriage, especially that it’s interfaith. Granted, Vance got married before taking faith matters seriously, but to have a Hindu First Lady whilst discussing the oversaturation of Indians in America would be incredibly ironic.
As for Vance’s connections with Thiel, some of this is likely sour grapes because Nick Fuentes could not receive funding from the billionaire. Vance’s behavior, along with Tucker Carlson’s in this regard, is normal networking behavior, which Nick Fuentes, sounding like Michael O’Fallon, makes into a giant conspiracy.
In the midst of this, Fuentes’ Groypers launched a meme campaign comparing Governor Gavin Newsom of California to Vice President JD Vance, in the looks department. Apparently, Newsom’s snake oil salesman physiognomy is lost on the Groypers who claim he has aura.
Sarah Stock, of Rift TV, the media company of Elijah Schaffer, published a video gushing over Gavin Newsom’s appearance while labeling JD Vance a “chud.” This meme campaign was argued as being ironic or a play to get the Republicans to fall in line, but these excuses fail to hold up.
First, Democrat morale is low, and they are disorganized. So, meme manifesting Gavin Newsom is a bad strategy because anything that raises Democrat morale could ultimately backfire. Second, we, on the right, have been successfully chimping out on the bad ideas of Trump, on issues like immigration, hate speech, and more. What we’re doing works, while Feuntes is increasingly becoming unimpactful in politics.
Sarah Stock would delete her video and accompanying posts promoting the Groyper meme in a tacit surrender on this issue. The Groypers ultimately failed to manifest a meme to make Gavin Newsom look cool, because ultimately, while Newsom’s personal life looks American on the surface, he will simply flood America with more of the same psychopaths who killed three people making a wildly illegal U-turn in a semitruck.
Having been useful in the past only gets a character so far, but the Groyper movement is on the verge of fading into irrelevance because they care more about Vance’s family than they do the bigger picture of America. The Groypers might be advocating accelerating America’s decline so that a better government can arise from the ashes, but we are on the verge of denying Democrats power at the Federal level for decades to come, all without bloodshed. JD Vance is the leading political figure for dismantling the Proposition Nation view of America, and for that reason, it appears right now wisest to stay the course.
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Because the New Testament says one should stay with an unbelieving spouse who lets them be Christian, there’s no reason to condemn Vance for it, considering he did not know the Lord, or at least was not walking with him, when he got married. And while it wouldn’t be good if a very large portion of whites married Indians, and I wouldn’t do it, it’s not on the level of marrying blacks or Australian Aborigines or Papuans. His children could pass for Southern Italians, and most likely will marry white people and have white children, some maybe with blue eyes and blond hair.