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Meet the founder of CORR, David Steinhof

From The Fall River Herald News , Oct. 24, 2014
Court records show alleged pattern of domestic violence by state Rep. candidate Steinhof
- Steinhof beat the family’s dogs with his fists “multiple times”
- he threw cats across the room in front of her, their children and his staff
- he threw her against a kitchen counter and slammed her into a door
- as a spouse with a hair-trigger temper who frightened their two young daughters and sometimes abused the family’s pets
- Steinhof has punched through doors and walls at his home and office, and that he repeatedly assaulted her, on one occasion ripping out her earrings
- Steinhof’s wife said he punched and shattered the windshield of a car
BOTH GROUPS SUPPORT THE USE OF VIOLENCE
Hear David Steinhof say:“we as Americans are obligated to defend our constitution, peacefully if we can, forcefully if we must.”

John Hugo the President of Super Happy Fun America
“We need law and order,” he said, adding later, “This is a call to arms.” Boston Globe, Oct. 18, 2020

Mark Sahady founding member of Super Happy Fun America
David Neiwert, author of Alt America and a longtime observer of the US far right…described Sahady as a “street brawler” with “a history … of organizing violent events”.

Sahady joined the Proud Boys in Portland Oregon and was photographed armed. His group Resist Marxism recruited for the rally that turned violent. The violence perpetuated by the Proud Boys and their followers was deemed a riot by the Portland police.
SPLC July 2018 Portland far-right rally once again quickly turns violent as march becomes a
riot
Learn more about Mark Sahady
READ ABOUT THESE GROUPS
- Click here to read what the Southern Poverty Law Center says about patriot movements.
- Patriots of the Insurrectionist Kind – How the far-right movement’s long-running war on democracy went mainstream. PBS April 13, 2021 | David Neiwert
- Hate groups migrate online, making tracking more difficult, Aaron Morrison, The Associated Press, Updated February 1, 2021
- “A fairly devout group of Neo-Nazis.’ Local white supremacist group has been active in recent weeks”, Danny McDonald, Boston Globe, July 14 2020
- “A Timeline of Fascist Activity in Boston, 2017-Present”, CORINNAJK, Solidarity Against Hate – Boston, July 2 2019
- “Exclusive: Leaks show how Boston ‘free speech’ group acts as a front for far-right organizing” ThinkProgress 5.18.2018 https://archive.thinkprogress.org/resist-marxism-front-for-far-right-organizing-9bd959325ae1/
- “Far Right Group Behind Boston’s “Straight Pride” Also Organized ‘Reopen’ Protest”, William Rivers Pitt, Truthout, May 5th 2020
- “Homophobic Stunts in Boston Part of Long-Term Far-Right Pattern”, Dan Feidt & Jenn Schreiter, Unicorn Riot, February 21, 2020
- “The organizers behind Boston’s Straight Pride Parade should concern you,” Casey Quinlan, ThinkProgress, July 6, 2019
- “‘Straight pride’ parade organizer has held and attended far-right events Rallies and protests organized by Mark Sahady have often been small, with attendees vastly outnumbered by opposing groups”, Jason Wilson, The Guardian,June 8, 2019
- “Far-Right Street Brawlers Just Can’t Escape Their Violent, Hateful, and Bigoted Roots”, David Neiwert, Daily Kos, May 27, 2019
- “Massachusetts has a white supremacy problem. Pride Month is just the latest victim”, Amaad Rivera, Commonwealth Journal, June 14th 2019