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| Fuentes reacts to Conservatism Inc's meltdown. |
America First scored a massive victory over Corporate Conservatism today, when a live-streamed event, organised by Turning Point USA, had to be abandoned after the audience got pissed at anti-free-speech measures introduced to stop America First supporters from asking questions.
In recent weeks, supporters of America First, known as "Groypers," have been challenging the direction the Conservative movement has been moving in, by showing up at various Conservative Inc. events like this to ask "awkward" questions to the speakers in the Q & A session that normally follows the speeches. Usually the questions focus on Conservatism Inc.'s support for mass immigration, Israel, and transsexualism.
At today's event, which was held at UCLA and featured Donald Trump Jnr. and Charlie Kirk as speakers, the audience, which was full of Groypers, were expecting to make their points in the Q & A, but became hostile when it was announced that this had been cancelled.
The crowd then proceeded to chant "Q & A" and "America First" as the official speakers struggled to make themselves heard before abruptly ending the meeting and leaving the stage looking flustered.
America First leader Nick Fuentes, who was not present at the event, claimed on Twitter a massive victory for the Groyper movement.
This is a big setback for Conservatism Inc. because it demonstrates that it is failing to keep hold of young Conservatives with its message of tax cuts for the rich, America being a "land of opportunity" for immigrants from around the world, and "shut up and don't ask questions."
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