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  Loomer has been described by various sources as far-right, a white nationalist (a self-described proud one, at that), as well as alt-right, and alt-lite, and has described herself as a proud Islamophobe. Cultural critic James Wolcott called her a "raging zealot... intent on becoming the agent provocateur ". Loomer has denounced the alt-right and publicly repudiated white supremacist Richard B. Spencer (who coined the term) and refused to share a stage with him. She received antisemitic threats and harassment from the alt-right after this dispute. However, Loomer has indicated she supports white nationalism, claiming it is distinct from white supremacy and that white nationalists "need effective leaders—people who aren't Richard Spencer, people who aren't James Allsup —to effectively convey that message." She is also reportedly close to white nationalist and antisemite Nick Fuentes, toasting him for "the hostile takeover of the Republican Party" in 2024.
  
  Donald Trump, who The New York Times reported wanted to hire Loomer for a campaign role, has described her as "very opinionated", while U.S. representative Marjorie Taylor Greene has claimed she is "mentally unstable and a documented liar". Loomer and Greene have shared heated arguments online with Loomer claiming Greene is "no longer an ally to America First ", as well as questioning her Christianity, loyalty to Trump, and lack of criticism of rival presidential candidate Ron DeSantis.
  
  Trump's aides are said to have concerns over Loomer's inflammatory statements and support for the Republican Party 's fringes. Loomer considers herself a "Trump loyalist" and has described DeSantis as a tyrant, personally attacking him online. Loomer also found an ally in Donald Trump Jr., who said, "I'd love to see her as press secretary just to watch D.C. just explode" in November 2023.
  
  Loomer has been described by various sources as far-right, a white nationalist (a self-described proud one, at that), as well as alt-right, and alt-lite, and has described herself as a proud Islamophobe. Cultural critic James Wolcott called her a "raging zealot... intent on becoming the agent provocateur ". Loomer has denounced the alt-right and publicly repudiated white supremacist Richard B. Spencer (who coined the term) and refused to share a stage with him. She received antisemitic threats and harassment from the alt-right after this dispute. However, Loomer has indicated she supports white nationalism, claiming it is distinct from white supremacy and that white nationalists "need effective leaders—people who aren't Richard Spencer, people who aren't James Allsup —to effectively convey that message." She is also reportedly close to white nationalist and antisemite Nick Fuentes, toasting him for "the hostile takeover of the Republican Party" in 2024.
  
  Donald Trump, who The New York Times reported wanted to hire Loomer for a campaign role, has described her as "very opinionated", while U.S. representative Marjorie Taylor Greene has claimed she is "mentally unstable and a documented liar". Loomer and Greene have shared heated arguments online with Loomer claiming Greene is "no longer an ally to America First ", as well as questioning her Christianity, loyalty to Trump, and lack of criticism of rival presidential candidate Ron DeSantis.
  
  Trump's aides are said to have concerns over Loomer's inflammatory statements and support for the Republican Party 's fringes. Loomer considers herself a "Trump loyalist" and has described DeSantis as a tyrant, personally attacking him online. Loomer also found an ally in Donald Trump Jr., who said, "I'd love to see her as press secretary just to watch D.C. just explode" in November 2023.