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Counter-Currents Radio Podcast No. 299 Gregory Hood on the Election
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On this episode of Counter-Currents Radio, Greg Johnson is joined by Gregory Hood to discuss the upcoming presidential election and its significance to the Dissident Right and important issues facing white people, as well as your questions.
- 00:01:00 Advice to Republicans if Trump loses
- 00:11:30 Trump and populism
- 00:30:00 COVID-19
- 00:55:00 Will a Biden government be more hostile to white nationalists?
- 01:01:30 Are Dirtbag Leftists our allies?
- 01:08:00 Will Trump be the last Republican president?
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The Trump campaign worked really hard, but when white boomers keep dying and brown people keep coming of age, you can’t hold back the tidal wave.
You want to know why more white milennials didn’t support Trump? He supported the stock market, which rich boomers basically own, but he left white milennials out in the cold. He could have been more vocal about canceling student loan debt. He could have directed funds for education in needed jobs in tech and medicine, etc. Instead, he was helping rich boomers cannibalize the youth and pay them too little to be able to afford kids. A third of billionaires are Jews. Trump made them a lot of money but most didn’t vote for him.
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