Ali Alexander is a far-right activist, social media figure, and conspiracy theorist from the United States.
Alexander is a member of the Stop the Steal movement, which promotes the baseless conspiracy theory claiming massive voter fraud resulted in Joe Biden’s win over Donald Trump in the 2020 US presidential election. He also assisted in the organization of one of the protests that preceded the assault of the United States Capitol in 2021.
Where did Ali Alexander go to college?
According to Alexander, he attended Criswell College in Dallas, a Southern Baptist institution of higher study, before transferring to the University of North Texas. “I learned I just can’t do this whole college thing,” Alexander subsequently said in an interview.
Alexander went by his birth name until renaming himself “Ali Alexander” midway through his activism career.
Alexander was convicted in 2007 and 2008 of felony property theft and credit card fraud.
Where did Ali Alexander go to high school?
Alex’s high school is unknown.
After receiving a subpoena from a federal grand jury examining wide categories of persons participating in Trump rallies previous to the assault, Alexander stated in April 2022 that he would comply with the Justice Department investigation into the incident.
Prior to the attack, Alexander was connected to longtime Trump friend Roger Stone, with whom he discussed “logistics” and the “warring factions” of rally organizers. Alexander turned up all of his conversations with Stone from the day of the attack to the January 6 committee.
