the website has promoted conspiracy theories, on subjects such as qanon and the murder of seth rich. "the new york times" described big league politics as "an obscure right-wing news site [...] which has promoted conspiracy theories and written favorably about white nationalist candidates." huffington post said it is intended for "people who find "breitbart" too reasonable" and has defended white supremacists, including after the neo-nazi "unite the right" 2017 charlottesville rally.