After Party with Emily Jashinsky
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The Truth About Groypers and Why Fuentes' Influence Among Young DC Staffers is VASTLY Overstated
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November 13, 2025
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Emily Jashinsky addresses claims that 30–40% of young conservative staffers in Washington, D.C. are fans of Nick Fuentes (so-called “Groypers”). She pushes back strongly with her own original reporting, citing seven sources from the House, administration, and GOP circles, all of whom reported the actual number is far lower—around 8–9% at most. She emphasized that most young conservatives are more aligned with mainstream figures like Charlie Kirk and that antisemitism, where it exists, is often treated as a fringe or performative joke rather than a genuine ideology. Emily also stresses the importance of focusing on economic and social issues to address disillusionment among the young.
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