Once upon a time, far-right MAGA influencer Laura Loomer was a close ally of neo-Nazi "Groyper" activist Nick Fuentes — but the two are now completely estranged, and Fuentes wasted no words in a vulgar tirade against her posted Tuesday to X by Right Wing Watch.
It's a massive turnabout from 2022, when Fuentes enthusiastically endorsed Loomer's ultimately unsuccessful congressional campaign, saying, "This would be the first time that one of our own got into Congress."
In his latest webcast, however, Fuentes repeatedly — and graphically — compared her to a sex worker.
"Laura Loomer is the biggest w---- in American politics," Fuentes raged. "She used to be my friend; I regret every minute of it. She is the biggest disgusting w---- in politics, and I'm not just saying that as a pejorative. Let me be precise and specific. What do I mean by that? She will do anything for money. Anything. She will do anything for money, she will do anything to rub shoulders with influential people, she will do anything for influence."
"She is a paid mouth for hire," he continued. "At least one of her orifices is — not to be gross, not to be crude, but her mouth is for rent. It is for sale. You pay her money, and she will say anything. She's like a wind-up toy, she's like a — like from Toy Story. You pull the string on her back, and she will say whatever you want her to say. As long as you put money in the back, as long as you shove money up there, she'll say anything and do anything, and she's a sick, disgusting human being."
President Donald Trump has triggered outrage even within his own party for associating with both of these influencers. In 2022, he held a dinner meeting at Mar-a-Lago with Fuentes and Hitler-praising rapper Kanye "Ye" West, even though Fuentes has denied the Holocaust. Trump also attended a 9/11 ceremony at Ground Zero with Loomer, despite the fact that she has pushed conspiracy theories that 9/11 was an "inside job."
Signs of the rift between the two far-right influencers, however, began showing as early as 2024.
At the time, Loomer was working on a documentary called "The Great Replacement," which promoted the conspiracy theory of the same name that America is being deliberately flooded with nonwhite immigrants to overthrow its political and demographic center of power. However, she came under heavy fire as a Jewish activist working alongside a neo-Nazi, leading her to disavow his involvement and claim it was a "typo."
