News.com.au Article Rating'I love Hitler': Young Republicans' offensive Telegram chats leaked
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14% Somewhat Right
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-49% Negative
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Contributing sentiments towards policy:
48% : The messages, obtained by Politico on Tuesday, were shared among a dozen millennial and Gen Z Republicans in several US states between January and August this year as they sought to seize control of the 15,000-member Young Republican National Federation organisation on a hard-line pro-Donald Trump platform.42% : The New York City Young Republican Club is a separate, city-based group that is at odds with the state organisation.
32% : "This is far worse than anything said in a college group chat, and the guy who said it could become the AG of Virginia," Mr Vance wrote on X. "I refuse to join the pearl clutching when powerful people call for political violence.
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