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Patrick Little, an avowed anti-Semite who in April polling came in second after Sen. Dianne Feinstein at 18 percent, has dropped to zero percent support in a new poll of likely voters in the primary contest for her Senate seat. Little, an Albany resident whose anti-Jewish and anti-Israel vitriol is the centerpiece of his campaign to defeat Feinstein, had support from 46 percent of Republican respondents in the April 24 poll by SurveyUSA and led all candidates among voters who described themselves as conservatives and those who had not attended college. But in the latest SurveyUSA poll released May 24,...

An anti-Semitic Republican Senate candidate in California was booted from the state's GOP convention Saturday while reportedly dragging and kicking an Israeli flag, according to the Los Angeles Times. SNIP Despite his extremist views, Little is polling higher against other Republican candidates for incumbent Sen. Dianne Feinstein (D-Calif.) seat. According to CBS News San Francisco, Little is polling second to Feinstein.

Overt anti-Semites have been slowly creeping into Republican politics in the aftermath of President Trump’s successful, populist candidacy, and now one of them has a fighting chance of representing the Republican Party in a Senate race. The man in question is Patrick Little, an extremist with hardline anti-Semitic views who is backed by David Duke and other far-right extremists. Little will be squaring off in a top-two primary with 10 other Republicans as well as Democrats and independents on June 5 for the chance to oppose veteran Democratic Senator Dianne Feinstein. According to a recent poll, released last week, he very much has a chance of winning the right...