> was referring to Trump supporters as fascist (a concept I imagine you would disagree with, based on your statements so far)
Now we're making progress.
Yes, I guessed she was referring to Trump supporters. And that's exactly the problem I have with the article. It's hard to disagree with someone who argues for formulae to fight fascism, until you realize that term means something different for every person, specially if she's in the left.
How do you know she doesn't apply that label to every Trump supporter and not just the kind of one who stormed the Capitol?
And after reading that article. Are you sure she would be ok with the fact that trumpists were using Signal to communicate on Jan 6 and wouldn't try to undermine its usage among them? Sure, there are multiple interpretations of her words, but certainly it raises a doubt. And that and no other was my point.
> Not to mention the bulk of the Republican Party incorrectly believes that the 2020 election was stolen.
Come on. You don't sincerely believe that.