@justinfreakin: Minnesota Republican Caught Employing N@zi On Their Congressional Campaign A Republican congressional campaign is dealing with fallout after one of its top paid staffers was found to have posted pro-Hitler content and other hateful language on social media. Austin Brown, the field director for Eric Pratt's congressional campaign, resigned after opponents uncovered a series of deeply troubling social media posts — including one praising Hitler, posted about a month before Brown joined the campaign. Brown was one of only two paid staffers on Pratt's campaign. His posts, made on the app formerly known as Twitter, included content using gay slurs, embracing white Christian nationalism, and pushing anti-Semitic conspiracy theories — including one about Ohio gubernatorial candidate Amy Acton, who was later attacked at a state fair. #news #politicstiktok #election

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