Coverage Roundup: Tom Tiffany’s Hypocrisy on Antisemitism Is Exposed
New reporting has put scrutiny on Wisconsin Republican gubernatorial nominee Tom Tiffany for appearing on a podcast hosted by Jeremy Hambly — a figure with a documented history of antisemitic rhetoric, Holocaust jokes, and extremist ties. While Tiffany has attempted to frame himself as a mainstream candidate, his decision to join Hambly on “The Quartering” podcast and welcome his campaign support has turned the spotlight on his own judgment and the extremist company he keeps.
The reporting comes as Tiffany has spent weeks attacking a Democratic candidate over appearing on a podcast with Hasan Piker — making accusations about antisemitism, while he himself appeared on a podcast rife with antisemitic rhetoric.
What began as local reporting has now expanded to national Jewish media, raising new questions about why Tiffany welcomed support from a figure known for defending a “Camp Auschwitz” T-shirt as “dark humor,” making light of the Holocaust, and saying Adolf Hitler had “actually done some good things.”
The scrutiny surrounding Tiffany’s appearance did not begin this month. In January, reports surfaced on Tiffany’s appearance on Jeremy Hambly’s podcast, including Hambly’s offer to campaign for Tiffany alongside Stop the Steal activist Scott Presler.
Coverage Highlights:
- Milwaukee Courier: Reported that Tiffany criticized a Democratic candidate for appearing with Hasan Piker despite Tiffany’s own appearance with Hambly, who has a history of antisemitic remarks and offered to door-knock for the Tiffany campaign.
- The Forward: Examined Tiffany’s appearance through the lens of antisemitism, highlighting Hambly’s defense of Holocaust-themed jokes and his offer to volunteer alongside “Stop the Steal” activist Scott Presler.
- Jewish Post & News: Amplified the investigation into Tiffany’s ties to extremist rhetoric, bringing the story of his hypocrisy to a broader national audience.
“Tom Tiffany has no problem accusing others of tolerating antisemitism. But when a podcast host known for defending Holocaust jokes and trafficking in antisemitic rhetoric offered to support his campaign, Tiffany didn’t reject him — he welcomed the help,” said Tiffiany Vaughn, a spokesperson for American Bridge. “That’s not leadership. It’s hypocrisy, and Wisconsin voters deserve answers about the judgment of someone asking to be their next governor.”
NOTE: This press release was submitted to Urban Milwaukee and was not written by an Urban Milwaukee writer. While it is believed to be reliable, Urban Milwaukee does not guarantee its accuracy or completeness.
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