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SPLC highlighted connections between the president and the Republican Party, accusing the administration of vindictive prosecution and influencing extremist ideology.

3 reports, 3 independent Updated Jul 21
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SPLC highlighted connections between the president and the Republican Party, accusing the administration of vindictive prosecution and influencing extremist ideology.

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  1. Accusations of a shadow government by an FBI agent surface amid GOP internal frustration.1 source
  2. The House Committee uncovered an FBI memo that used SPLC data to define hate groups, detailing regional collaborations and personnel changes.Sub-event
  3. SPLC accuses the administration of vindictive prosecution and influencing extremist ideology.1 source
  4. Lawyers claim the SPLC indictment is politically motivated and vindictive.1 source

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