Tag: 2024 US presidential election

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Everything subversive or destructive has intensified this fall as the American federal election looms. We are two months out, and things are getting worse. Although we are lurching from crisis to calamity every few days, it is crucial that we continue to sound the alarm bells. (more…)

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During his debate against that cackling multiracial Medusa named Kamala Harris and her two emotional-support moderators in my sadly demolished hometown of Philadelphia on Tuesday, Donald Trump repeatedly referred to the United States as if it were a dying organism: (more…)

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Most people in pro-white circles believe the youth are increasingly on our side, but web traffic data suggests their support relative to other age groups has plateaued. While the dissident right’s overall audience is younger on average than that of the mainstream right, the youngest audiences belong to mainstream rightists Andrew Tate and Jordan Peterson. (more…)

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Inside the 2024 Democratic National Convention held in Chicago. Image courtesy of Wikipedia Commons

The Democratic Party released its final 2024 platform on August 18. The next evening, delegates at the Democratic National Convention voted to approve the 92-page platform.

To make a statistical summary, this article carries out sentiment analysis of the platform. Keywords related to race, religion, sexual orientation and gender are analyzed in context, and each reference is scored (one, zero, or negative one) according to the sentiment, which may be positive, neutral, or negative. Keywords include “Latino,” “Black,” “Asian,” “White,” “Muslim,” “Christian,” “man,” “woman,” and “transgender.”  (more…)

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Doug Emhoff, AKA “Mr. Kamala Harris.” Offical White House Photo

Since most voters are so dumb it’s a miracle that they can even fill out their ballot, and since they wouldn’t understand the issues even if politicians were honest about them, most presidential campaigns amount to little more than flagrantly deceptive PR blitzes. From now until November 5, both parties’ marketing gurus will struggle to make the candidates and their families “relatable” and “likeable.” (more…)

President Nixon with several top strategists including Kevin Phillips.

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Implementation of the “Southern Strategy” by Republicans to win over disaffected white voters (particularly in the South) is the most underappreciated historical event in American history. This was when the parties “switched”, defining our current political status quo. Essentially, the Southern Strategy emerged when Republican strategists realized that focusing on the resistance of white voters to desegregation and racial entitlements for non-whites could secure them the South and thus a route to electoral victory in presidential contests. (more…)

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Greg Johnson and David Zsutty discussed Donald Trump’s recent statements on immigration and his lagging campaign energy, as well as taking listener questions and comments. It is now available for download and online listening. (more…)

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Hillary Clinton reacts to the pyrotechnics display as Bill Clinton joins her on stage after her acceptance speech for the nomination to be President at the Democratic National Convention in Philadelphia on July 28, 2016. (Photo By Bill Clark/CQ Roll Call) (CQ Roll Call via AP Images)

SOCRATES: Such prisoners would think that the truth is nothing but the shadows cast by the artifacts.
GLAUCON: Most certainly.
Plato, The Republic

“Singin’ joy to the world
All the boys and girls now
Joy to the fishes in the deep blue sea
Joy to you and me.”
Three Dog Night, “Joy to the World” (more…)

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Antonio Tajani. Photo courtesy of Wikipedia Commons

The same boring drama has been playing out on the political stage for decades: the progressive liberal left already gets everything it wants, yet it demands more; the useless “conservative” “right” either puts up no resistance, or gleefully sides with the liberals. Another episode of this drama could be seen recently in the United States and in Italy. (more…)

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Donald Trump needs an intervention. But is there anyone he will listen to? Trump’s conversation with Elon Musk on August 12th offers some hope. After a great deal of autistic rambling, Trump actually started listening to Musk. Also, Trump’s great immigration betrayal on August 15th showed signs of his conversation with Musk, which mentioned AI: (more…)

Kamala Harris. Image courtesy of Wikipedia Commons

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Have you ever closed your eyes and listened to Kamala Harris laugh? It’s quite unnerving. Her cackle is like hearing a pack of hyenas chortle after finding day-old carrion on the veldt. Sometimes it happens when she’s talking about Venn Diagrams or when she’s trying in vain to address a serious subject like water security and droughts. (more…)

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Four years ago, the “wignats” declared war on Donald Trump. I thought this was silly and urged them to vote for Trump, largely because Trump credibly promised to slow the Great Replacement while Biden, as I predicted correctly, would kick it into overdrive. Trump wasn’t going to give us White Nationalism, but he would give White Nationalists time to build support for our policies. (more…)

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Nick Fuentes officially launched “Groyper War 2” on Monday, August 12. Fuentes’s stated goal is to save Trump from his disastrous campaign, and by extension, America from four years of gay race communism under Kamala and Tim Walz. You can learn more about the first Groyper Wars here and here, in which Fuentes aimed to push Turning Point USA further to the Right and away from Conservatism Inc. (more…)