BREAKING: Mont. Rep. Matt Rosendale Rosendale teams up with Nazis

Charlottesville's supporter and pro-Hitler "groyper" met with pro-January 6th congressman

As reported by Vishal P. Singh US Rep. MattRosendale chose to meet, greet, pose with infamous, neo-Nazi and Charlottesville supporter Ryan Sanchez along with pro-Hitler apologist and “groyper” Greyson Arnold. So-called groypers are led by that little smarmy anti-Semitic grifter gremlin always tagging along with Ye West nowawdays, Nick Fuentes.

From left to right: Sanchez, Arnold, Rosendale, wannabe Milo in background, and rando NPC Nazi.

Sanchez’s Neo-Nazi group Rise Above Movement was known for committing felonious acts upon local citizens in Charlottesville.

Pro Republica describes the Rise Above Movement as “a successor to the volatile & hyper-aggressive skinhead gangs prevalent during the 1980s and 1990s.”

Beyond ally Rep. Rosendale, Montana ties to RAM include violent lifelong Nazi Allan Goff of Billings, Montana who does propaganda for them.

Pictured: Rise Above Movement Nazi Allen Goff hogging all the douchebaggery and leaving none to spare. Perhaps Rosendale will send congressional funds his way?

Three Rise Above Movement members admitted to attacking Charlottesville citizens unprovoked and were given sentences ranging from 27 to 37 months.

U.S. Attorney's Office, Western District of Virginia said in a press release:

On August 11, 2017, the evening prior to the scheduled Unite the Right Rally, Daley, Gillen, and Miselis, and other members of RAM, joined hundreds of individuals in a torch-lit march on the grounds of the University of Virginia in Charlottesville.  Throughout the march, participants chanted, “Blood and Soil!” and “Jews will not replace us!” 

“Jews will not replace Matt!”—according Rosendale's new Charlottesville pals anyway. Where were you on the evening of August 11, 2017, Matt?

U.S. Attorney Thomas Cullen said when during sentencing, “These defendants, motivated by hateful ideology, incited and committed acts of violence in Charlottesville, as well at other purported political rallies in California.”

Rozendale's new (old?) friend Sanchez remaind unapologetic for the acts his Neo Nazi pals commited, only boasting, “I am proud to have known such men as Rob Rundo, Ben Daly, Tom and Michael.”

Perhaps Rosendale shares this sentiment as well.