Southern Poverty Law Center has lost the plot

Federalist Wire: 

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Elon Musk, the powerhouse behind X, Tesla, and SpaceX—and a sharp-minded ex-advisor to President Donald Trump—demanded the Southern Poverty Law Center’s immediate closure early Thursday, branding it a vile propagator of division.

“The SPLC is an evil organization that spreads hate propaganda relentlessly,” Musk posted on X. “It needs to be shut down.”

His fiery takedown targeted a link from conservative firebrand Mike Cernovich, who spotlighted the FBI’s wise decision to sever ties with the Anti-Defamation League—a once-respected Jewish watchdog now tarnished by left-wing overreach on antisemitism tracking.

Conservatives have hammered the ADL for lumping slain patriot Charlie Kirk’s Turning Point USA into its extremism playbook, a blatant hit job that exposes the group’s descent into partisan witch hunts.

“Is the SPLC involved at all with the FBI?” Cernovich wrote.

“The SPLC incited a mass shooting against a Christian group, the Family Research Council, and provides a ‘hit list’ for terrorists. Now would be a good time to clean house fully.”

Musk’s salvo marks yet another salvo in his crusade against the SPLC, that smug progressive outfit he’s repeatedly outed as a biased racket, per The Washington Examiner. It’s high time the feds follow the FBI’s lead and purge these deep-state darlings fueling cultural chaos.
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The leftist organizations appear hostile to other organizations like Turning Point USA.  Charkie Kirk's organization was patriotic, and he did not deserve to be murdered.

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