Laura Loomer has made a fresh claim online, and it has quickly pulled Candace Owens into a new public fight. On X, Loomer said she had “obtained the alleged mugshot” of Owens’ husband, George Farmer, linked to what she described as an arrest in Nashville, Tennessee. She wrote, “Candace, do you want to explain this to your audience? Or should I?” and added that she planned to release “very damning documents.” Within hours, Candace Owens pushed back in her own posts. She dismissed the claim and mocked Loomer’s tone. Owens wrote, “She’s upset she literally can’t find anything on my family other than the fact that we are apparently not antisemitic and work with Jewish people.” She also addressed the incident being hinted at, saying it was nothing serious.
“You found the name of the victim of a parking lot fender bender in broad daylight that the police were not even called to the scene of,” she wrote, adding that the situation only cost their insurance $6,987.54. This online clash is now part of a wider divide among right-wing voices in the United States, where disagreements are becoming more public and personal.
