Anecdotal info from someone who goes from an alleged leftist terrorist group to working for the conservative Leadership Institute, whatever TF that is.
As usual you buried the lead(s).
Sure seems to me that these are the most salient points as they are based upon facts and not anecdotes from an individual.
From your own article, thank ya very much.
President Donald Trump and some Republican lawmakers have pushed for labeling the decentralized left-wing group's activists, who fight back against far-right white nationalism and fascism, as terrorists. But unlike white nationalists and supporters of the far-right, Antifa members have never been responsible for any deaths, although they routinely brawl with far-right demonstrators at protests.
Nonetheless, Gabriel Nadales, who now works with the conservative Leadership Institute, views the ideology and its activists as a significant threat.
'Nonetheless' as in 'aside from that what did you think of the play, Mrs. Lincoln?'
White supremacy-related violence, hate crimes and hate groups are on the rise nationally. An FBI report showed that hate crimes increased by 17 percent from 2016 to 2017, marking the third straight year of a rise in hate crimes.
The Anti-Defamation League reported that extremist-related murders spiked 35 percent between 2017 and 2018, "making them responsible for more deaths than in any year since 1995." Right-wing extremists carried out every one of those murders.
