Tag: JD Vance

VP Vance at a WH press briefing. Courtesy of Wikimedia Commons.

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Dear Vice President Vance,

Since this is an open letter, please indulge me as I spell out some things that you surely know but which some readers may not.

Donald Trump has done the impossible. He has created a global humanitarian and political crisis, yet he has managed to get most of the world to tune it out simply by lying about it continually. Trump has now announced that a “deal” with Iran is imminent 39 times. This is what Steve Bannon called “flooding the zone with bullshit.” (more…)

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The ongoing buildup in the Middle East is unlikely to be symbolic or a bargaining ploy for the Art of the Deal. Israel’s (and thus Trump’s) conflict with Iran is not about Iran’s nuclear program which is perpetually 1-2 weeks away from making a bomb. It’s about establishing Greater Israel before American support ends due to the Epstein files and the great Boomer die off.

A poll I conducted for the Homeland Institute shows that support for Israel isn’t just declining. That decline is accelerating. (more…)

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There’s no wrong answer—just tell me which is worse.

1. A shady cabal of elites who steal the US presidential election in 2020 because the sitting president was not sufficiently anti-white, which leads to his senile replacement allowing tens of millions of third-world immigrants to flood the United States as well as a war in Ukraine in which over half a million whites are killed?

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In the latest skirmish over political rhetoric, a number of commentators have taken to attacking J. D. Vance for publicly rebuking journalist Sloan Rachmuth after she insinuated that his deputy press secretary, Buckley Carlson, (Tucker Carlson’s son) had inherited “racism and antisemitism” as a “family trait.” (more…)

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From November 14th to 16th, about 230 stalwart white advocates gathered at Tennessee’s beautiful Montgomery Bell State Park for the 22nd annual American Renaissance conference. Last year the mood was positively giddy. After all, just days before we met, Donald Trump had won the presidential election. (more…)

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For much of the last decade, conservatives have endured the onslaught of progressive zealotry in America’s cultural and intellectual life. A stray remark deemed insensitive, a tweet judged offensive, or a speech that challenged fashionable orthodoxy was often enough to bring an individual’s career to a premature and humiliating end. (more…)

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Greg Johnson welcomed Josh Neal and BasilianThought back to Counter-Currents Radio for a chat about a particular sect on the right’s fawning over Gavin Newsom, as well as other current events and listener questions. It is now available to listen to or download here. (more…)

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Something I have noticed about even the nominally anti-Christian, Pagan, or Satanist radical right is a persistent Messianism, or a belief within these ideologies concerning “the One” who will come to the rescue of Western civilisation and begin a new Golden Age. (more…)

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This year, the Trump train has been more like an emotional roller-coaster. My decision to vote for Trump has flip-flopped almost as much as Trump has. Recently, I re-read my endorsement of Trump from four years ago, “Trump: Without Illusions or Apologies.” I feared that I would want to eat my words. But, much to my surprise, I ended up convincing myself to vote once again for Orange Man. (more…)

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While fielding questions during a rally in Detroit last week, Republican Vice Presidential candidate JD Vance was forced to speak about race. The questioner, who was black, asked, “Detroit is 77% African American and the state is 14% African American. Why should African American Michiganders vote for the Trump-Vance ticket?” (more…)