If you're a Nazi who runs in a GOP primary you're guaranteed unlimited media attention. And never mind the facts.
A number of media outlets began assembling stories claiming that a Neo-Nazi might be on track to make a significant showing on the California Senate race based on a very dubious poll.
A Holocaust denier who praises Adolf Hitler and aims to "remove the Jews from power" is running as a Republican for a U.S. Senate seat out of California — and a recent poll found him in second place trailing only incumbent Democratic Sen. Dianne Feinstein.
Patrick Little got more support than any other Republican candidate in an April 27 SurveyUSA poll. Little polled at 18%, compared with Feinstein's 39%. The next highest-performing GOP candidate came in at 8%.
If you think that poll is dubious, you're correct.
No Republican in the Senate race registered higher than 3% support in the USC/LAT survey. That includes neo-Nazi candidate Patrick Little, who emerged from obscurity after an outlier poll found that he was supported by 18% of California voters, putting him in second place behind Feinstein. The California Republican Party disavowed Little and kicked him out of its convention in San Diego earlier this month.
And Little is polling at 2%
That's the kind of story that calls for a fact check. But Snopes did its usual fact check spam shtick by rolling out a pointless "fact check" which didn't question anything actually under debate, but whose actual purpose was to push a narrative.
Is a Neo-Nazi Running as a Republican for the US Senate - Snopes.com
https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/patrick-little-neo-nazi-california/Claim: Republican candidate for U.S. Senate in California,
Claimed by: Newsweek
Fact check by Snopes.com: True
Another reminder that Snopes just exists to amplify leftist narratives and barely does anything resembling fact checking.