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Young Conservatives Are, Once Again, Being Racist in the Group Chat
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Young Conservatives Are, Once Again, Being Racist in the Group Chat

#Miami-Dade Republican #Young Conservatives #Racist messages #WhatsApp group chat #Florida International University #Extremist rhetoric #Republican party scandal

📌 Key Takeaways

  • Miami-Dade Republican young conservatives group chat flooded with racist slurs
  • Specific violent and racist messages shared by party officials
  • Florida officials call for investigation and expulsion of involved students
  • Similar pattern emerges in Republican youth chats across the country

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Members of the Miami-Dade County Republican Party's young conservatives WhatsApp group chat flooded the platform with racist and misogynistic messages in March 2026, weeks after its creation, exposing a pattern of extremist rhetoric within the party's younger membership. According to the Miami Herald, users shared hundreds of racist slurs against Black and Jewish people, with College Republicans Recruitment Chair Dariel Gonzalez writing that 'you can f–k all the [k***s] you want. Just don't marry them and procreate,' to which Florida International University Turning Point USA chapter president Ian Valdes replied he 'would def not marry a Jew.' Another user, William Bejerano, sent a graphic list of violent acts against Black people including crucifixion, dissection, and beheading. The chat underwent several renames including 'Uber R****d Yapping,' and 'Gooning in Agartha,' a reference to Nazi esoterica. In response, Florida International University has launched an investigation into the group chat and involved students, while two Republican Florida state senators have called for the expulsion of those responsible. State Senator Alexis Calatayud (R-38) condemned the messages as evidence of 'moral and intellectual corruption' and called for 'their speedy and immediate expulsion of party leadership.' The incident mirrors similar October 2025 revelations about Young Republicans group chats containing messages referencing gas chambers and racist stereotypes, with Vice President J.D. Vance defending the participants by dismissing the comments as 'stupid jokes.'

🏷️ Themes

Republican Party, Racism, Extremism, Youth Politics

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Leaked Young Conservatives Are, Once Again, Being Racist in the Group Chat A Miami-Dade County Republican Party group chat was flooded with slurs weeks after it was created By Nikki McCann Ramirez Nikki McCann Ramirez View all posts by Nikki McCann Ramirez March 5, 2026 Vacationers have long known that Miami group chats can be a force for evil. Friendship-ruining, relationship-destroying, and, in the case of the Miami-Dade County’s Republican Party, a national scandal. The Miami Herald reported this week that the local Republican chapter’s recently established Whatsapp group chat for young conservatives was quickly overrun with racist and misogynistic posts. According to the Herald, users threw around racist slurs against Black and Jewish people with abandon, including hundreds of instances of the n-word. In one instance College Republicans Recruitment Chair Dariel Gonzalez wrote that “you can f–k all the [k***s] you want. Just don’t marry them and procreate,” leading Florida International University Turning Point USA chapter president Ian Valdes to reply that he “would def not marry a Jew.” Another user, William Bejerano, sent a long list of violent acts he encouraged against Black people. The n-word packed message included acts like crucifixion, dissection, and beheading. The chat also went through several rounds of renaming, including “Uber R****d Yapping,” and “Gooning in Agartha,” a reference to Nazi esoterica associated with SS head Heinrich Himmler. In response, Florida International University has opened an investigation into the group chat and the students allegedly involved. Two Republican Florida state senators have also called for the involved students to be expelled. “The statements made by those individuals clarify their moral and intellectual corruption and demonstrate a complete misalignment with core, shared American values,” State Senator Alexis Calatayud (R-38) wrote in a Facebook post. “The individuals in the group chat have exposed how profoundl...
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