Despite the size of the red districts, this was a narrow (in the Senate) win for the blue team, because of greater population in the blue regions—including immigrants.
It’s official, maybe: Virginia is...
See, earlier, by Peter Brimelow: The Democratic Party Has Tipped—Great News For The GOP (Which Doesn’t Deserve It)
Both of America's great national parties are coalitions.
But it is the Democratic Part...
POLITICO has a big article on the question of whether Cory Booker is authentically black enough to be President. His privileged background makes him the class equivalent of Brett Kavanagh in (ahem!) bl...
Stacey Abrams in 2016, on how POC power will electorally steamroll the GOP:
Look at Georgia by contrast today: In terms of active voters, it’s 57 percent white, 30 percent black, 2 percent Latino, a...
In 2008, Georgia’s sixth congressional district was 85 percent white. Today, it is 60 percent white.
In 2008, Virginia’s seventh congressional district was 79 percent white. Today, it is 65 percent whi...
Brenda Walker's blog post Automation: Robots Are the Next Generation of Farmworkers
From: A West Texas Reader [Email him]
The wonderfully positive Sailer Strategy saved America by giving the gift of P...
From the New York Times today:
The Senate: Affirmative Action for White People
And why it’s time to make Puerto Rico and Washington, D.C., the 51st and 52nd states.
By David LeonhardtOpinion Columnis...
In Slate, a smart Jewish guy from Mexico City explains to gringos that the American Establishment’s political Conventional Wisdom of 2000-2015 — the key to the White House is amnestying Mexican illegal...
In The Left Goes Black, the Right Goes White, American Renaissance editor Jared Taylor and Paul Kersey talk about "Politics in an age of clear choices." In 2008, Steve Sailer suggested Republicans try ...
From the NYT Opinion page:
The White StrategyTrump’s winning coalition and its weaknesses.
By Ross Douthat, Opinion ColumnistAug. 11, 2018
In the aftermath of the 2012 election, when just about every...
