Illinois GOP aims to end Holocaust denier's run for Congress.
CHICAGO -- The Illinois Republican Party is ramping up efforts to make voters aware that an anti-Semitic activist and Holocaust denier who won the GOP nomination two years ago is again a candidate for the U.S. Congress, officials said.
“We want to make sure that the Republicans, Democrats, any Illinois citizens know that this is not a candidate that we support and we don’t want him winning the,” Sarros said. “We hate this. We don’t want this to happen and now I kind of want to know how this happened and how do we prevent this.” “It never comes up. When I got my signatures, nobody asked me about the damn Holocaust,” Jones told the newspaper in 2018. “It’s totally irrelevant to my campaign. Totally irrelevant.”
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