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Hannah Gais is a journalist and researcher focused on the radical right.

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Jan
06
jan. 6 was our failure

jan. 6 was our failure

One of the things they don’t tell you about living in Washington, D.C., is how small it can
4 min read
Dec
23
slop nation, slop year

slop nation, slop year

I’ve been trying to think about what to write as a sort of “year in review” for 2025. My
4 min read
Nov
03
on tucker carlson, nick fuentes, the heritage foundation, and all that

on tucker carlson, nick fuentes, the heritage foundation, and all that

If you had asked me in 2016 whether I thought I’d write a blog about the Heritage Foundation defending
8 min read
Jun
30
"those who sleep, sleep at night"

"those who sleep, sleep at night"

There was an interesting interview last week between Ross Douthat and Peter Thiel in The New York Times on the
5 min read
Jun
26
the right struggles to react to a new york race

the right struggles to react to a new york race

There are often very few causes for optimism these days in electoral politics if you’re on the political left.
4 min read
Feb
13
i smoked a cigar and all i got is this stupid blog

i smoked a cigar and all i got is this stupid blog

I've been recovering from a flu I picked up in Florida for the past several days, and thus
4 min read
Jan
19
"neoreaction is not a motor vehicle"

"neoreaction is not a motor vehicle"

It's inauguration weekend in Washington, D.C., and there's a line of black SUVs loitering along
6 min read
Jan
14
A screenshot from the Terrorgram publication "Militant Accelerationism" featuring a quote from Joseph Tomassi.

"don't let them find you": the U.S. comes for terrorgram

The U.S. government has designated the Terrorgram Collective, a loose-knit network of neo-Nazi channels on Telegram, and three of
5 min read
Nov
06
welcome to america

welcome to america

I woke up this morning after getting four hours of sleep to the smell of cigarettes. For the first time
4 min read
Nov
02
a politics of losing

a politics of losing

A couple of weeks ago, I headed out to southern Pennsylvania for a live taping of Tucker Carlson's
5 min read