Top Republican Jewish donors are beginning to confront a growing antisemitism problem in their party, but have yet to find consensus on how to respond.
In the weeks since a podcast chat between Tucker Carlson and Holocaust denier Nick Fuentes ignited an intraparty battle over whether the GOP should challenge antisemitic influencers, some top donors hope to duck their heads while others feel politically homeless in a party some deem to have a growing “Nazi problem.”
And yet others are gearing up to oppose Republican primary candidates who espouse antisemitism, especially after Fuentes, following his newfound attention, announced in November he…
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