Report: Top Texas right-wing activist met with white supremacist Nick Fuentes for 7 hours
The leader of one of Texas' highest-profile conservative political action committees is under fire for meeting for nearly seven hours Friday with white supremacist Nick Fuentes, the Texas Tribune reports. Jonathan Stickland — leader of the Defend Texas Liberty PAC and owner of Pale Horse Strategies, a political consulting group — hosted prominent white supremacist Nick Fuentes and other extreme-right activists for much of the day Friday at the consultancy's Fort Worth office, according to the Tribune. Strickland served as a GOP member of the Texas House from 2013 until 2021. A Tribune reporter and photographer reportedly staked out Pale Horse's office on a tip and observed Fuentes and others enter the building.
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