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What is the best John Doyle ship?

Doyentes (John Doyle X Nick Fuentes)

Johntrick (John Doyle X Patrick Casey)

McNoyle (John Doyle X Jaden McNeil)

Doyker (John Doyle X Hasan Piker)

Voting ended onMay 1

(not including Jovannah, him X Savannah Hernandez, because we all know how that went in real life...)

#polls #John Doyle #Nick Fuentes #Patrick Casey #Jaden McNeil #Doyentes #Johntrick #McNoyle #Doyker #Nick Fuentes Expanded Universe

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combined both my fixations (l.a noire & the nickverse) for this 😭 made these a small bit ago

characters/people in order:

• cole phelps & patrick casey

• jack kelso & jaden mcneil

• stefan bekowsky & john doyle

• roy earle & nick fuentes

disclaimer: i assigned characters based on either vibes or alternatively, their dynamics with other people - i don’t think the guys are very similar to their respective l.a noire character. except nick 😭

#nickblr #nick fuentes #nickstorian #jaden mcneil #patrick casey #john doyle

Magazine - Motorcade

ft. a little spinny chair that refuses to fall over

#magazine band #howard devoto #John McGeoch #barry adamson #dave formula #john doyle #this is baby’s first gifset I did my best lol #post punk

Plus: A Florida gubernatorial candidate’s luxury watch drama.

Will Sommer at The Bulwark:

Can Right-Wing Media Concoct a New Nick Fuentes?

NICK FUENTES’S EFFORTS to co-opt the MAGA movement continue to roil right-wing media, with Donald Trump Jr. becoming the latest right-wing figure to go soft when asked about the infamous white nationalist podcaster. Given Fuentes’s popularity, it was probably only a matter of time before an outlet asked itself: Rather than tying ourselves into knots about this, what if we instead just got our own Nick Fuentes? That’s the logic at the Blaze, the right-wing media outlet founded by Glenn Beck, which has increasingly tilted towards groyperism in its programming. And given the momentum racist and antisemitic figures like Fuentes have in right-wing media right now, I don’t think this will be the last time we will see established conservative publications trying to synthesize their own Fuentes clones. If you can’t beat ’em, recreate ’em. Beck himself all but retired from the Blaze in October, announcing that he will be devoting himself instead to building an AI version of George Washington to offer guided tours of a digital library containing copies of the contents of several “tornado-proof” historical archives Beck has had constructed across the country. The archives’ purpose, among other things, is to prove that some Native American tribes were “bloodthirsty and slave owners.” Beck’s AI Washington will set America’s families straight on that and show that most of “what you were taught in school was . . . a half-truth, or most likely an out-and-out lie.”

And yet, somehow, the Blaze has gotten nuttier without Beck. Last month, it all but accused a former Capitol Police officer of being the January 6th pipe bomber, with the argument resting on a novel investigative method called “gait analysis.” That story looks even worse now: CBS News reported last week that the officer has video evidence proving her innocence and that the FBI has ruled her out as a suspect. But the Blaze wasn’t done there. The site paid far-right commentator Matt Forney—author of sex tourist guide Do the Philippines—to write about H-1B visas, only to can him two days later over his tweets (the Blaze countered that he’d been only a freelancer). It also launched a talk show featuring anti-DEI activist Christopher Rufo and Jonathan Keeperman (alias: “Lomez”), the publisher of Passage Press, which specializes in pre-World War II fascist literature.

But the most interesting figure in the newly groyperfied Blaze has to be John Doyle, a former Fuentes acolyte who has been reinvented by the site as a slightly more palatable take on the groyper king. Last month, the Blaze launched “The John Doyle Show,” wherein Doyle holds forth on important issues, like how Thanksgiving is a “Holiday of Christ and Conquest,” while sitting in front of a statuette of Donald Trump as Buddha.

If you squint, you might think the Blaze had hired Fuentes himself. Doyle is a self-described “white nationalist” who wears a tie, and he has little Fuentes-like quips. Talking about early American colonists shooting off guns on his most recent show, Doyle said, “God forbid white boys get a little goofy.” All of this has been a bit baffling for the Blaze’s traditional audience. “What the hell is happening at The Blaze?” conservative pundit Dave Reaboi posted on X after Doyle’s show launched. But if the Blaze was hoping Doyle would capture some of the Fuentes’s fans, they’ll be sorely disappointed. That’s because, although they appeared alongside each other at a “Stop the Steal” rally in Michigan in November 2020, Doyle and Fuentes are archenemies.

The Bulwark’s Will Sommer hit a home run with this column on how TheBlaze decided to have their own Nick Fuentes equivalent in John Doyle.

The hire of Doyle is a sign that TheBlaze is moving increasingly towards Groyper-lite content, alongside the hire of Johnathan Keeperman (“Lomez”) to be teamed with far-right agitator Christopher Rufo.