The win of self-described Holocaust denier and “former” Nazi Arthur Jones in an unopposed GOP primary for an Illinois congressional seat earlier this year unsurprisingly shocked and angered everyone with a conscience. Even if Jones has no chance of winning—and he does not—who wants a fascist running for Congress? I have some bad news: we already have one in Congress.

On Tuesday night, Iowa Rep. Steve King tweeted an endorsement of a white supremacist who’s running for the mayor of Toronto. Yes, the one in Canada.

This is nothing new for King, who over the past several years has traveled that well-worn path from “immigration hardliner” to “open white supremacist.” And shockingly, the Republican leadership does not seem to give a shit. Over the summer, Speaker of the House Paul Ryan was asked about King’s support for white supremacists and fascists, and responded with this weak bullshit: AshLee Strong, Paul Ryan’s spokesperson, sent me the following statement on Steve King: “The speaker has said many times that Nazis have no place in our politics, and clearly members should not engage with anyone promoting hate.”

At this point, it’s hard to see what King could possibly do that would lose him the support of his fellow Republicans. But hopefully, given that he’s facing his strongest challenger in years, former baseball player and paralegal J.D. Scholten, we won’t have to find out.