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Mark Davis, running in Florida, says he bought domain because Republican party had gone full fascist.
A Florida congressional candidate says he bought the online domain nazis.us and set it up to redirect visitors to the US Department of Homeland Security, under whom federal agents have been carrying out brutal immigration crackdowns at the behest of the Trump administration.
Mark Davis, who says he is running as a Democrat for Republican Vern Buchanans seat in Novembers midterms, took responsibility for the ploy in a Friday X post as polling showed most Americans believe the killing of Minneapolis woman Renee Nicole Good by an Immigration and Customs Enforcement agent demonstrated problems with the way ICE has been operating.
Im a nobody. A dad in [conservative] Florida, Davis wrote. And Im the one who bought nazis.us because [Trumps Republican party] went full fascist and
not a soul in power thought to actually raise hell. So I did.
Davis added that if establishment figures wont fight Nazis, then a nobody fucking will.
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2026/jan/17/nazis-us-domain-homeland-security
The nazis.us link does take you to DHS ICE website.
Roy Rolling
(7,442 posts)Yep, he bought it. Good job, Mark Davis.
Heres the domain name registration details:

mwmisses4289
(3,332 posts)"Davis added that if establishment figures wont fight Nazis, then a nobody fucking will. "
With a few exceptions, most of the dem leadership still haven't realized that it is time to get down and dirty. The old rules no longer apply. It is time for the rest of us to fight back, in whatever tiny or large ways that we can.
rubbersole
(11,010 posts)Just south of Tampa but not the big money coastal district. Still pretty red. Things are changing in Florida. On my way to a protest in New Smyrna Beach in a few minutes. I've been shocked by the large number of folks who turn out. It's bigger each time. It's unusually cold (40-50s) which might reduce the number of older people who come out today.