This week, New York's mayor called for the arrest of a foreign head of state over the war in Gaza. Meanwhile, a leader of one of the country's most prominent young Republican clubs was photographed making what appears to be a Nazi salute.
For years, the extremists were supposed to be somewhere else: anonymous accounts, fringe forums, men marching with torches in someone else's city. This week showed how far inside they've come, and how little resistance they're meeting at the door.
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