1. I’m familiar with most of these outfits from extensive personal experience.
2. If what you mean by “ethno nationalism” is that these groups promote white nationalism or racialist politics, this is a lie. None of them do.
3. If what you mean by “Christian nationalism” is that these groups seek to amend the Constitution to make Christianity the national religion, that’s a lie too. None of them do.
4. On the other hand, if you just mean that these organizations support conserving America’s national, religious, and moral inheritance—and would consider doing that partly through legislation or government policies—then sure, that’s obviously true.
5. But so what? Everyone already knows that conservatives want to conserve America’s national, religious, and moral inheritance. There’s nothing new in that.
6. The only thing that’s new here is that liberals now use the terms “ethno nationalist” and “Christian nationalist” as their preferred terms for making abusive comments about conservatives.
7. And you know, if that’s the way it is, I think I can live with it. The names they used to call us were a lot worse.
The Heritage Foundation
The Claremont Institute
The Conservative Partnership Institute
American Moment
Article 3 Project
America First Policy Institute
America First Legal
Salem Media Group (now WaterStone, d/b/a "The Christian Community Foundation")
Blaze Media
These organizations are the ones hijacking the GOP. These are the groups that are pushing Christian Nationalism. These are the groups that are pushing ethno nationalism.