The GOP’s fight over Nazis is about who controls the party’s future

Nick Fuentes in Boston, Massachusetts, on May 9, 2016. | William Edwards/AFP via Getty Images Over the past few weeks, the American right has been fiercely debating a drama that begins with Tucker Carlson hosting an antisemitic young influencer on his podcast, and ends with a very public breakdown at the Republican Party’s premier think tank. Is it a bit inside baseball? Yes. But it’s worth understanding. The details tell us a lot about where the conservative movement is, and where it’s going.  “Not to be too grandiose, but it’s the Spanish Civil War,” Jonah Goldberg, editor of the c