The Imitation Game: With Zionist Help, Hindutva Ideology Rises in America
The author describes Loomer’s apology for past comments about Indians and her subsequent public support for Hindus after outreach from Rajiv Malhotra.
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The author describes Loomer’s apology for past comments about Indians and her subsequent public support for Hindus after outreach from Rajiv Malhotra.
The author argues that Hindu nationalist organizers and donors are building influence in U.S. politics, often in alliance with pro-Israel activists, and presents Laura Loomer’s outreach to Rajiv Malhotra and donor networks around Raja Krishnamoorthi as examples. The article says these alliances affect political advocacy and U.S. policy, but supports its broader claims largely through selected examples and attributed accounts.
Political commentator whose outreach and public statements open and close the article
U.S. Representative and Illinois Senate candidate discussed as an example of donor and advocacy networks
Krishnamoorthi's version of this story ↗Former representative whose relationship with Narendra Modi and Bharat Barai is discussed
President mentioned in connection with Loomer and an event with Narendra Modi
Former president mentioned as host of a White House dinner for Narendra Modi
U.S. Representative discussed as a target of a challenger backed by donors
Illinois lieutenant governor and Democratic Senate primary winner
U.S. Senator described as a target of Bharat Barai’s political outreach
U.S. Representative whose stated position on Hindutva and India policy is discussed
U.S. Representative cited as supported by the Hindu American Foundation
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U.S. Representative whose stated position on Hindutva and India policy is discussed
U.S. Representative cited as supported by the Hindu American Foundation
