A controversial anti‑Muslim activist has eclipsed former congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene and former Arizona governor Kristi Noem in a recent poll measuring loyalty to former President Donald Trump. The survey, conducted by a political research firm, found the activist—whose name has not been disclosed—received the highest percentage of affirmative responses when asked if they would support Trump’s re‑election. The result underscores the enduring influence of fringe figures within the Republican base, even as mainstream leaders like Greene and Noem continue to vie for relevance in the post‑Trump era. Analysts suggest the findings could signal shifting dynamics in the party’s grassroots, with implications for upcoming primaries and the broader ideological direction of the GOP.
The anti-Muslim activist outlasts Marjorie Taylor Greene and Kristi Noem in Trump loyalty race
