The Case Against The Town Fool

August 4, 2026 Hunter Wallace Conservatism, MAGA, Politics, Populists, White Advocacy, White Nationalism 57

I still haven’t bothered to read Scott Greer’s new book Whitepill.

The book was finally released in late July while I was traveling with my family. I didn’t have an advance copy. I made a similar case on this website for five years. More than anything else, it seems pointless to even buy the book given our trajectory. Donald Trump is a historically unpopular term limited president who is hovering around 33% in national polls. We’re less than a 100 days out from the 2026 midterms. The Republican Congress will barely work a week before the midterms. Trump is poised to become a lame duck president besieged by a hostile Democratic Congress in his last two years of office.

What is the Whitepill?

The Trump era began in 2015 and will end in 2028. 85% of Donald Trump’s reign in American national politics is now in the history books. There is no reason whatsoever to believe Trump’s last two years in office will be more productive than the previous six years. The non-Hispanic White share of the American population has declined from around 62% in June 2015 to 57% in August 2026. The dollar has lost 30% of its value since 2020. The national debt which was $18.2 trillion in June 2015 has ballooned to $39.8 trillion in August 2026. There are tens of millions of more legal immigrants and illegal aliens in the United States in August 2026 than was the case in June 2015. Everything from groceries to fast food to health insurance to home ownership to a new car to gasoline ($2.89 a gallon) to electricity now costs more in August 2026 than it did when Trump was given the chance to “Make America Great Again” in June 2015.

In July 2015, which was roughly a month after Donald Trump came down the escalator at Trump Tower, the United States and Iran agreed to the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA) aka the Iran Deal which limited Iran’s nuclear program. The Obama administration negotiated a peace deal with Iran which incensed Trump, AIPAC, the Republican Jewish Coalition, Bibi Netanyahu and Israel. The rest is history. President Trump tore up the JCPOA and set us on our present course to a war with Iran for Israel. The candidate who “moved the Overton Window” by repeatedly styling himself as the “Peace President” and who promised “no new wars” launched America’s dumbest and most unpopular war yet in the Middle East. The war in Ukraine which Trump vowed to end on “Day One” of his second term continues to this day. America’s alliances were stronger when Obama was president. America was stronger viz its adversaries like China, Iran and Russia when Obama was president. The “America First” president put his pro-Israel donors first when he embarked on a war of choice that put the interests of working Americans last. No previous American president including George W. Bush was dumb enough to go to war with Iran.

Donald Trump came to power in 2016 by promising to ignite a renaissance of American manufacturing in the Rust Belt. I attended his Inaugural Address in January 2017 when he vowed that “this American carnage stops right here and right now.” Nearly a decade later, around 12.5 million Americans are employed in the manufacturing sector, which is roughly what it was on that cold January morning. Manufacturing employment has contracted in Trump’s second term since hundreds of thousands of manufacturing jobs were created during the Biden administration. Trump’s erratic and arbitrary use of tariffs like his recent announcement of a 50% tariff on Canadian imports has driven up prices, made tariffs unpopular and produced a Supreme Court decision which has limited presidential power to impose tariffs. Trump’s policies have made the case that Democrats are better at economic nationalism.

Trump hasn’t fared much better on immigration than he has on tariffs. The Supreme Court recently issued a landmark decision that upheld birthright citizenship. The “mass deportations” which we were promised and which were funded by the Big Beautiful Bill haven’t materialized. DHS Secretary Markwayne Mullin recently celebrated the fact that there have been 900,000 naturalizations over the past year which is roughly 3x as many people as DHS says it has deported in FY 2026. “Net negative migration” isn’t happening. DHS has even resorted to copying the Obama administration by counting returns at the border as deportations in order to juice the numbers up. Meanwhile, the GOP Congress is considering no less than four amnesties in the current Congress – the Rep. Maria Salazar’s Dignity Act which is comprehensive immigration reform under a new name, Sen. Susan Murkowski’s 2025 DREAM Act, Sen. John Curtis’s state migrant program and the farmworker amnesty introduced by Rep. Glenn Thompson who is the chairman of the House Agriculture Committee. Republicans in Congress have never stopped pushing for amnesty in the Trump era including many of the same ones from the Bush era.

It was only a few years ago that our friend Rep. Steve King was hounded out of Congress for saying that White people should have more babies. He was joined by Sen. Jeff Sessions and Rep. Mo Brooks here in Alabama who were tougher than anyone on immigration in Congress. They have since been joined by Rep. Thomas Massie and Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene who were ousted for “antisemitism” for criticizing Trump’s handling of the Epstein files and his war with Iran for Israel. Greene was the first member of Congress to raise anti-White discrimination and the Great Replacement as important issues. Sen. Lindsey Graham who passed away after living to see Trump accomplish his life’s work of starting a war with Iran for Israel died a MAGA hero. Graham who supported every destructive war and every push for amnesty of the last 25 years in Congress was mourned by Trump. Far from remaking the Republican Party in the image of any nationalist ideology, Trump has cultivated a cult of personality instead. The only litmus test he has imposed is absolute loyalty to Israel. Over a quarter of House Republicans continue to support amnesties of one stripe or another and virtually all of them have fallen in line to support the Iran War.

After Charlottesville, it is true that the “Overton Window” shifted. It is true that there were many “metapolitical victories” like the popularization of the term anti-White and the Great Replacement. It is also true that Donald Trump had nothing to do with any of this. He didn’t mention White people even once in his first term in office. The demographic decline of White America is less important to Trump than the White House Ballroom or the Reflecting Pool on the National Mall. Instead, it was Tucker Carlson who raised all of these issues on his show on FOX News. This was before Tucker was fired and replaced by Jesse Watters who does the “culture war” slop without saying anything remotely interesting. It was Tucker who pushed the envelope in all these directions. This was deeply resented by Con Inc. which eventually reacted against what it calls the “Woke Reich.” For six months after the death of Charlie Kirk, Con Inc. hysterically denounced Tucker as an antisemite and called for him to be purged from MAGA and conservatism, which evidently is synonymous with the interests of the Israeli government. Trump himself eventually sided with Mark Levin and Ben Shapiro and purged Tucker, Alex Jones, Megyn Kelly and other influencers with huge audiences from MAGA and the conservative movement. This was by far the biggest purge in conservatism since the 1990s when William F. Buckley denounced Pat Buchanan as an antisemite in National Review. It underscores how little conservatism has changed over the past 34 years.

It is true that mainstream conservatism has adopted Alt-Right rhetoric and ideas which resonate with younger conservatives and Independents who otherwise don’t watch FOX News or listen to talk radio. The Trump administration has endorsed concepts like “no new wars” and “remigration.” Initially, it was exciting to see illegal aliens being loaded up on planes in chains in photo ops and deported to Guantanamo Bay or “Alligator Alcatraz” before those sites were closed. This was done to create the impression that “remigration” was happening. Trump condemned White Genocide in front of South Africa’s president. He also gave a speech in Saudi Arabia less than a month before Operation Midnight Hammer in which he looked into the camera and condemned decades of military interventions in the Middle East. He said in his Second Inaugural Address that he was going to stop wars. This type of rhetoric was used to dampen criticism and boost turnout from low propensity voters and never really meant anything. The Alt-Right rhetoric and ideas were gutted and transformed into conventional GOP dog whistles.

The Republican Party has always tried to harness populist energy and mine cultural grievances in order to advance its traditional policy agenda. It has always excelled in race baiting about black crime. It has always engaged in culture war performance theater. Bill O’Reilly performed this act for over 20 years on FOX News. Matt Walsh throws out the red meat on race and transgenderism for Daily Wire’s dwindling audience. We were promised “mass deportations” and “remigration” and received two corporate tax cuts via budget reconciliation. We received AI deregulation. We received a war with Iran for pro-Israel donors. We cut Medicaid to pay for a $1.5 trillion dollar military budget. We got the First Step Act. We got clowns like Dan Bongino and Spider Ka$h running the FBI to protect Trump’s friends at Mar-a-Lago. We got pardons sold to black rappers, Jewish scam artists and millionaires convicted of fraud.

There are plenty of well meaning people who have “infiltrated” the Republican Party. There are millions of well meaning people who vote Republican. We need to stop gaslighting ourselves into believing their opinions matter because it is only a handful of people at the very top who are making the big decisions. It is probably true that Vice President JD Vance opposed the Iran War, but even he felt powerless to stop it and sat in silence in his cuck chair while Trump destroyed his own coalition and political future. Tucker Carlson was the most influential commentator in American conservatism. Marjorie Taylor Greene was a member of Congress who knew Trump personally. Greg Bovino was in charge of the mass deportations effort before he was relieved of duty. They have been on the inside and have seen it is hopeless. You can choose to work as a shill and apologist for Con. Inc. like Scott has done, but this only makes you a delusional employee. You are literally the help. You are as marginalized as anyone on the outside although unlike Tucker, Massie, Greene, Bovino and others not smart enough to figure this out.

The Republican Party has been given three trifectas over the past 25 years. It has squandered all of them. Trump alone squandered two trifectas. It has started a war in the Middle East three times, neglected the economy, broken its coalition, alienated Independents and handed power back over to Democrats. Over the last 15 years, rightwing populist movements like the Tea Party and MAGA rose, each yelling against the establishment in tricorn and red hats while changing nothing. Ted Cruz admits today that he ran for office to be Israel’s strongest soldier, not because of any of the Tea Party causes he pretended to care about. None of this reality television noise will amount to anything from the vantagepoint of 2030. You would have been better off tuning out and focusing your attention on almost anything else.

If I was making a steel man case for Trump changing the Republican Party, I would point to how he has closed the border or how the refugee resettlement program takes in South African refugees. Jared Taylor has already responded to Scott Greer though. Trump’s immigration policies from his first term were dismantled in Joe Biden’s first week in office. Trump’s deportations in his first term were dwarfed by Joe Biden’s open border. The refugee resettlement program will snap back when the next Democrat president takes over. South African refugees cynically used as pawns will be sent home. The “Gulf of America” will become the Gulf of Mexico again. All of these things will go the way of the Keystone Pipeline. Republicans have only created a partisan incentive structure to keep a captive audience peddling on their hamster wheel, voting in election after election while ultimately traveling nowhere they want to go. While that is a better business model for the Republican Party, it doesn’t mean White America is winning.

Conservatism failed to “Make America Great Again.” America is worse off today than it was when Obama was president by every metric. Although Pam Bondi was correct when she said that the Dow has hit 50,000 and we are in a “Golden Age” for billionaires, it has failed to do anything meaningful about immigration or anti-White discrimination. By absorbing these issues into Trumpism, it has only succeeded in making them intensely polarizing. Instead of Obama era optimism about a postracial society, we ended up with Wokeism and explicit anti-White discrimination. Instead of a steady bipartisan flow of legal immigrants and illegal aliens, we have shifted to pauses and torrential floods. We also haven’t seen the backlash to Trump’s second term. Overall, American society became more anti-White and immigration and demographic change accelerated between 2015 and 2030, which is all that matters.

You’re a dope if you think 20 years of The O’Reilly Factor on FOX News amounted to anything. In style and substance, the Trump era has been the same type of bullshitter and blowhard sitting in the Oval Office. It is fitting that it is ending like George W. Bush’s discredited presidency, trapped in another quagmire that donors wanted in the Middle East, crumbling as voters rebel over mismanagement of the economy with Trump daydreaming on Truth Social about merging America with Venezuela. He will return the Republican Party to the ruins in which he found it because these people learned absolutely nothing.

Note: This was America when Obama was in office. It was a Golden Age of $5 footlongs, 24 hour Wal-Marts and $20 fill ups compared to this shit we have now.

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    • $3.90/gallon recently but if Trump lights up Iran again Iran will probably light up Saudi’s oil fields in response while the Houthis lock down the Red Sea.

      If that happens it’s goodbye $4.00/gallon gasoline, hello rationing, massive shortages of everything and much higher inflation. It’s goodbye economy too.

      His owners are seething right now because DJT hasn’t thrashed Iran and they fear he will make some sort of half-assed deal with Iran, ending this war and leaving the Iranians with their nuclear program intact. No doubt Our Greatest Ally is plotting some sort of USS Liberty False Flag incident now to get their war against Iran back on track. It wouldn’t be the first time, would it?

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  2. Excellent summation. Could be expanded into a book! Trump cares more about Israel (& the White House Ballroom & the Reflecting Pool) than White demographic decline – spot on. Your terminology “Culture war performance theater” is a more accurate & precise term than “clown show,” so thanks – I’ll be using your term!

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  3. We ain’t seen nothing yet. After the mid-terms the Republicans, no matter how well or poorly they do and how many are left in the whorehouse known as Congress will join their Democrat friends to pass immigration “reform”, conscription, more spending and other bad things. Both parties will also go on a looting spree because: why not?

    We may also get a monster stock market crash causing a financial crisis dwarfing the 2008 GFC and thereby ending the post WWII international order. Right now the stock market, the Stable Genius’s yardstick for measuring all things financial, is at record highs with tech companies engaging in shady accounting practices to increase “earnings” and thereby, stock prices. It’s not as though the SEC doesn’t know or has an ounce of curiosity about these things or Wall Street and their pals in the tech companies have anything to fear from an SEC staffed with Trump’s cronies.

    Debt, interest rates and inflation are trending higher at the same time making the status quo financially unsustainable. All of this is known to the statemen occupying the Great Hall of Democracy known as Congress. The Stable Genius also still has the Iran war to settle to Our Greatest Ally’s satisfaction. Good luck with that one.

    The Stable Genius is on course to outdo the Village Idiot of Texas, GWB II, for being awarded the dubious prize of being the Most Calamitous President Ever Award. It’s not the Nobel Peace Prize but hey, at least it’s something. Perhaps that great statesman Sen. McConnell, taking inspiration from the Noble Roman Senator Incitatus will vote from the grave for reform and save us all.

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    • “a financial crisis dwarfing the 2008 GFC ”

      Include the circular financing going on in AI.

      Someone calculated that the amount of AI borrowing and investment is 17 times the dotcom bubble or 4 times the 2008 mortgage crisis. Yet AI hasn’t shown any profit or prospect of it . Then Chinese AI is less than 20% the price of domestic model tokens. They’ve tariff embargoed Chinese cars and robots, they’d like to do that to LLMs, but it won’t work.

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      • You are correct AIPAC, the numbers don’t lie and all of the ruling class know, the jig’s about up. It’s way too late to “reform” anything either even if there were an ounce of national resolve in the ruling class to fix things.

        This is probably part of the motivation for the enormous, blatant financial looting beyond normal self-dealing going on with Trump, Congress and Wall Street. They know the crash is coming, no one can stop it so they might as well have one last stealing spree and get while the getting is good.

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  4. The Republican Party has managed to be more seethingly anti-American than the Democrats; it’s almost impressive. Like you I plan on voting for the left in the midterms and general just to wipe out as much of this scum as possible. They deserve it.

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  5. > They deserve it.

    They do. Without question. Why not just stay home? By voting D-jersey you are still giving legitimacy to a wholly illegitimate regime. You still don’t seem to understand that there is only a single party in reality, which I have called the Pizza Party – a direct allusion to John Podesta’s (and Jeffrey Epstein’s) notion of “Pizza”. You could be taking the Leninist notion that worse is better. That only rarely turns out to be true. More often, worse is just worse.

    As for Donigula, the whole planet would be far better off if he went full lunatic and declared war upon Neptune (the Sea-God, not the planet – though I suppose the planet would do just as well) and not only made a elevated a horse to the Senate (as Caligula did with Incitatus) but replaced the entire Senate with horses and pigs, and the entire house with headless chickens. The collective IQ of Clowngress would soar to unheard of heights.

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    • “You still don’t seem to understand that there is only a single party in reality, ”

      I don’t know, people like Al-Sayed could rupture the system.

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    • I agree with your general conclusion Cyclops and the same with Hunter. This is why I support full war against Iran. It is more constructive in its destruction and will take down our enemies with us. It’s literally the only hope we have from seeing our streets occupied by multiculti US Armed Forces wearing Blue UN berets under the command of CHICOM Commanders and embedded with Mexican Army troops after the collapse. Going all the way to war with Iran actually means giving us a fighting chance to not go extinct here back at home after the collapse happens. The other outcome of the collapse is literal extinction. War with Iran is us going full force thru the black hole in hopes of making it out the other side rather than slowly being ripped to shreds.

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    • > Why not just stay home?

      Revenge / spite.

      I agree w/ both parties ultimately being rotten, however in practice I have found that Republicans are actually more enthusiastic about destroying the economy compared to Democrats — even an awful president like Biden said no to Israel and Ukraine.

      Not to mention all this Golden Age / eat ze bugs slop. They have convinced me to vote for the left.

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  7. It’s a good summation of why Greer’s book is utter BS. Many, many good and strong points. Looking further back to my parents’ era, the Southern Dixiecrats joining the Repukes was a serious error in the long term. They would have been better off using the already extant political infrastructure to build a viable third party who could serve to thwart what would become the single Pizza Party. Way too late now of course. USA delenda est. 12AX7 is likely correct about the upcoming crash. The Most Calamitous President Ever Award should indeed go to Donigula the G.O.A.T. though perhaps the award title can be shortened to the Prez. Camacho award.

    > The Republican Party has been given three trifectas over the past 25 years. It has squandered all of them.

    This is not an accident. Put another way, this result is not a bug, but a feature. It always has been so.

    > Trump’s policies have made the case that Democrats are better at economic nationalism.

    No they haven’t made the case for this. The economic policies of both nominal factions of the Pizza Party produce the same results at the end of the day: Destroying the middle-class in order ti enrich the Epstein class. Gavin Newsome’s policies have worked to do the same thing in Kalifornistan.

    > Instead of Obama era optimism about a postracial society, we ended up with Wokeism and explicit anti-White discrimination.

    That’s a totally ridiculous assertion. Obama’s regime saw the birth of Wokeism, explicit anti-white discrimination and violence against whites from blacks. The whole “hope-n-change” was typical (((gaslight media))) bullshit. His Magical Negretude was even awarded a ‘Nobel Peace Prize’ in advance of ramping up the Afghan war on behalf of the Sacklers and other usual suspects. Economically the same policies continued – enriching the Epstein class while screwing over everyone else. The bailout for the massive mortgage fraud took place under Housnigg@ Hussein – naturally with the aid and assistance of such stalwart “conservatives” as Lady G and Rear Adm. Juan McStain of the Phoenician Navy.

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    • “Instead of Obama era optimism about a postracial society, we ended up with Wokeism and explicit anti-White discrimination.”

      Literally, Hunter bought into that b.s. he voted for Obama in 2008. Which is weird because that was when he was just starting out in the nationalist right. Hunter truly believed N@ggers and Whites could leave together. Then somehow within a few years he was writing and posting non stop about N@ggers raping, robbing, murdering, and beating White people all over the South. Much like Trump I think he was just building a base but didn’t mean any of it. Tell us how we are wrong Hunter.

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          • Iam pretty sure the record shows you were once a registered Democrat. As to recently, you said you switched your registration from Republican to Democrat. Where you referencing support instead of registration, it’s only important because I want to get the facts straight instead of constantly arguing from incorrect positions regarding your partisan affiliation.

          • There are no records of me ever being a registered Democrat or Republican. We don’t need to register with a political party to vote in primaries in Alabama. I’ve always been an Independent voter and have never said otherwise.

          • Ok. So when you said you were now had changed to a Democrat and would support the Democrat congressional district and your father had switched too it, because Trump blah blah, you were just saying you would vote Democrat in primaries? Or was someone ghost writing that for you without authorization.

            Meanwhile, I’ll just screen shot this statement. But, your strategic voting is itself evidence of the problem afflicting states like Alabama which should normally have rock robbed right-wing nationalists holding office. It’s the open primary.

            If you got rid of open primaries it would fundamentally change politics in Alabama. Currently the Republican establishment uses it to squash rightwing voters in Alabama GOP. It’s the method John McCain and many others used to maintain power by bringing in coalitions of independents, generally Democrat leaning, to vote them into nomination thru open primaries. Getting rid of it would allow grass roots voters to literally overthrow the purple elected officials most deep red states like Alabama have. It’s nuts and bolts stuff like that which make fundamental change not keyboard commando operations of the online right. That’s just cotton candy.

          • We have open primaries in Alabama and have never bothered to register with either party. I’ve always been an Independent voter. I don’t know where you think I have ever said otherwise

          • “I don’t know where you think I have ever said otherwise.”

            You literally said so. You said you would now switch to voting Democrats, registered in your congressional district, and hoped to broom sweep all Republicans out. You even bragged about your father switching parties. I have the screen shots but you have a block on all links or photos for me so anything I send like that goes to the trashcan.

            Perhaps the confusion is in what you are saying is your a switching your support to the Democrats and are voting in their primary rather than actual registration. Otherwise I recall reading that you supported Obama and or was a Democrat supporter in college and after graduation. But, I have no hard evidence of that which is why I asked.

          • “I don’t know where you think I have ever said otherwise.”

            You literally said so. You said you would now switch to voting Democrats, registered in your congressional district, and hoped to broom sweep all Republicans out. You even bragged about your father switching parties. I have the screen shots but you have a block on all links or photos for me so anything I send like that goes to the trashcan.

            Perhaps the confusion is in what you are saying is your a switching your support to the Democrats and are voting in their primary rather than actual registration. Otherwise I recall reading that you supported Obama and or was a Democrat supporter in college and after graduation. But, I have no hard evidence of that which is why I asked. Your answer on that regard will suffice.

          • I said that I was voting for Democrats in the midterms.

            Alabama is an open primary state. We don’t have to register with a political party to vote in primaries or general elections. I’ve never been a registered Democrat or Republican. I’ve always been an Independent voter. And yes, I voted for Gore and Kerry in the 2000s, not out of any ideological conviction, but out of sheer hatred and spite of George W. Bush. I didn’t vote for John McCain or Mitt Romney. I voted for the Constitution Party in 2008 and 2012. I never voted for Obama. You are making shit up.

            Most Independent voters are going to vote for Democrats in the midterms because they are furious with Trump and the GOP over the Iran War and prices and all of his lies in the 2024 campaign. I’m not any different.

          • “I never voted for Obama. You are making shit up.”

            I am not making shit up, that’s why I asked for clarification on the Obama vote. As to you being a Democrat now, it’s hard to distinguish a difference between support and registration. Your basically voting for Black Hitler in your district and there is no excuse for that other than some deep seated animosity at White power structures and individuals.

            Given you voted for Gore and Kerry out of sheer spite for GWB, what did GWB ever do to you before 2000? I get maybe voting for Kerry in 2004, especially since you supported third worldism even back then, or at least were a noted isolationist and wanted to break our military planning overseas, but voting for Gore in 2000? What the phuck for?

            Now you are excusing voting for Black Hitler to own Republicans, DJT, Whites, Israel and Jews. No different than White Democrat Papist Union leaders electing a Sand N@gger as their Senator in Michigan. That’s just showing some Democratic Liberalism DNA operating somewhere in your software if not hardware. Even if it isn’t it certainly serves them as if you’re been hijacked by a trojan horse.

          • The first vote that I ever cast was against George W. Bush and it was sheer luck and the right call. I had ample reasons to vote against him in 2004. I voted for the Constitution Party over McCain and Romney though. Trump was the first Republican president that I ever voted for in 2016 and that was because he misled everyone into believing he was the “no new wars” candidate.

          • Well I get not having voted Republican for Prez for so long, I did the same, but a Democrat instead? Ick. I voted for Buchanan in 2000, as I was part of his campaign then. I thought GWB was just going to be another continuation of the neo-liberal globalist order and was coming at the worst time as I saw war in the horizon from the Sand N@ggers and figured he would wage it unsuccessfully. Again I was correct.

            So I voted Constitution in 2004. I think I actually voted for McCain simply because I knew Obama was part of something so insidious that voting even for McCain was sfill the lesser to two evils. I voted for Constitution again against Romney, because that would be GWB but with Mormons. The worst of all worlds.

            Going all the way back I voted for Perot in 96 and 92. I voted for Libertarian in 1988. I supported Reagan. Like him we totally distrusted the Bushes as carpetbagging, shape shifter Rockefeller Republicans who were venal and willing to sell out the country. They were always known as toxic and corrosive to the State of the country in my circles who had members that worked with or around them going back to Prescott Bush.

            So, as you can see my side are not liberals, Democrats, Third Worldists, Globalists, Progressives, Commies, Socialists, Capitalists, Papists, Jews, Atheists or Mormans. Neither are we Jewhaters, Anti Israelis, but hate Commies, Nazis, Sand N@ggers, Chinks, Gooks, Third Worldists, and Globalists. I am actually leaving a lot out. But you get the drift. We are the last of the old guard.

            Our differences with one another lay on what I believe are your short sighted views on foreign policy and continual flirtation with these goddamned A.S.Sperger Neo Nazis. I wouldn’t waste my time critiquing you if I didn’t think it wasn’t worth it. Stop messing with the trotskyites too, it isn’t necessary anymore. Good luck.

          • “Trump was the first Republican president that I ever voted for in 2016 and that was because he misled everyone into believing he was the “no new wars” candidate.”

            So basically no wars is your single issue. It’s not even Jews. It’s no wars.

          • Let’s see

            1. We were promised “no new wars” and that the Ukraine War would be ended on “Day One.” We got a war with Iran for Israel.

            2. We were promised “mass deportations” which haven’t happened in spite of the billions in funding in the Big Beautiful Bill. It has been over a year now.

            3. We were promised transparency and accountability for corrupt elites. Instead, the people who want to hold Jeffrey Epstein’s associates accountable were held accountable for that and were purged from Congress.

            4. We were promised lower prices. This was the central issue in the campaign.

            5. We have returned to the William F. Buckley days of witch hunts for antisemitism.

            So, you could say there is all that and more. I’ve seen anyone get elected and break four or five core campaign promises like this and do the exact opposite of what he campaigned on as a candidate.

          • “We were promised “no new wars” and that the Ukraine War would be ended on “Day One.” We got a war with Iran for Israel.”

            Trump repeatedly campaigned against no Forever and no Stupid wars. We are six months into a war campaign of which about 4 weeks was actually heavy fighting. That is hardly forever. On the other hand because Trump followed the Homan-Wallace-Clytemnestra soft touch approach to national mobilization, mass deportations, and overwhelming military force, the campaign in the Gulf has veered into stupidity. But at the end of the day, your premise is false. Trump never campaigned against war. That would be been stupid. You voting for him because of that makes you sound like a ditzy hippie chick.

            “2. We were promised “mass deportations” which haven’t happened in spite of the billions in funding in the Big Beautiful Bill. It has been over a year now.”

            100 percent true. But that is because he followed the Homan-Wallace-Clytemnestra soft touch approach to mass deportation. You being ecstatic over 10,000 new ICE agents to launch mass deportation shows you have a problem with analyzing numbers. A total of 20,000 ICE agents is going to mass report 32,000,000-45,000,000 illegal aliens how? Even with self deportation and attrition that is a ridiculous and ditzy assumption.

            “3. We were promised transparency and accountability for corrupt elites. Instead, the people who want to hold Jeffrey Epstein’s associates accountable were held accountable for that and were purged from Congress.”

            How please. You got like 3/4th of the Epstein records declassified, redacted, and published. The rest is locked up In judicial protection and litigation. There probably is a significant amount of the remainder which could be published but isn’t for reasons. But, you don’t care. It’s just an axe to grind for cutting off Trump because you got TDS.

            “4. We were promised lower prices. This was the central issue in the campaign.”

            Wait, he literally said prices would come down or the rate of prices would come down. I took it like the inflation rate would come down. Not that we would have actual deflation. In point of fact food price average has come down from the Biden era of 25% to 3% today. There are few outliers that break that 3%, but given the price increases we started seeing at the end of Obama’s administration then spiking during COVID and then a avallanching during Biden, it’s a pretty good job 18 months in. But for the Iran war it’s possible we might have even had deflation in a couple of categories. Now, thanks to the Hunter no mobilization ever, and surrender to our enemies thought process we are in danger of seeing the petrodollar collapse. If that occurrs you can expect food prices to skyrocket to the point you will starve. But, at least you got America kicked out of the Middle East. You can die starving knowing you owned American imperialists like me, DJT, Jews and Israel.

            “5. We have returned to the William F. Buckley days of witch hunts for antisemitism.”

            There were actual witches at times just like there are Anti-Semitss. It just frustrates me the Anti Semites are so dumb as to constantly provoke to launch Eizengruppen hunts on Jews only themselves to get hunted. Be smarter or better yet not so thick.

            “So, you could say there is all that and more. I’ve seen anyone get elected and break four or five core campaign promises like this and do the exact opposite of what he campaigned on as a candidate.”

            Not saying you are manifestly wrong about all the facts or to be justified in refusing to vote. With all things there is another side to the story. You can accept it, integrate it, or reject it. But to self declare you are going to vote for Black radicals on your congressional district to own Trump and Jews and Israel is extremely short sighted.

          • 1. Trump started the dumbest, most unpopular war in American history after explicitly campaigning on doing the opposite. Iran has destroyed him like Jimmy Carter. This betrayal alone justifies the 34% approval rating.

            2. The gallery should remember that I gave Trump a pass on mass deportations in his first year. The Big Beautiful Bill was only passed in July. He was given a grace period. It understandably takes time to hire personnel and build deportation facilities. Instead, you have Markwayne Mullin in charge fudging the numbers by counting returns at the borders as deportations. You have Mullin boasting about 900,000 naturalizations. You have Mullin hiding the actual statistics instead of campaigning on him. “Mass deportations” was another lie on par with “Read my lips, no new taxes.” This failure alone also justifies the 34% approval rating.

            3. Who was held accountable for Jeffrey Epstein’s crimes? Once again, it was Thomas Massie and Marjorie Taylor Greene for signing the discharge petition to release the files. The people who wanted transparency and accountability were held accountable because Trump thought the Epstein files would embarrass too many of his friends at Mar-a-Lago. This 180 alone also justifies the 34% approval rating.

            4. Trump has the worst approval rating in history on inflation. He has surpassed Jimmy Carter and Joe Biden. This was probably the single most important issue that got his elected and he chose to a bad situation even worse with his stupid war on Iran that no one wanted.

            5. The GOP is the party of Ben Shapiro and Mark Levin. Good luck running on that.

          • @Jank,

            “Then you voted for obama by proxy. All third party votes so far, have been spoiler votes.”

            Depends on the State. In Alabama it’s a conscious and virtuous choice to vote Constitution Party since back then it was ruby state and cost nothing. Not so certain in the future though.

  9. “. The dollar has lost 30% of its value since 2020.”

    I’d deeply question that figure, far too low.

    “White share of the American population has declined from around 62% in June 2015 to 57% in August 2026”. (90% in 1960)

    This has been my thesis for a loooong time. As American WHITENESS declines we will see degradation in everything, earnings , healthcare, manufacturing, EVERYTHING!

    The consequences aren’t immediate, there’s a propagation delay of a couple decades until the consequences are felt. Like smoking or drinking, it takes years for the harmful effects to manifest. The 57% will not be truly felt for about 25 years.

    They are trying to keep historic structure of ‘infinite growth’ going by mass immigration to juice the economy. It won’t work, infinite growth in a finite world is impossible. We’re starting to see the consequences of this fool’s concept in rent, house prices and food going out of reach for most average workers .

    A child could see the consequences of this , an honest child.

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    • The only thing in nature that has “infinite growth” is a malignant cancer. It’s growth stops when the host dies. I wonder if there’s a tiny hat stitched somewhere on every malignancy….

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      • See , even a cancerous malignancy is limited 🙂

        In seriousness, they think if they grow the population ‘number go up’, but when saturation is reached resources are exhausted or deeply rationed.

        The typical Americano is too damn stupid. ‘law of supply and demand’, “what dat”, sheez. Millions of immigrants are imported ” why rent so high ?”, “why can’t we get a house “, “food so expensive”, etc. For years I’ve suffered “there’s plenty for everybody”, until there isn’t.

        As WHITES we are so blessed to have people of great genius building our civilization and normal people of industry and resourcefulness to maintain it, then we F it all away by not protecting the race that has given us so much.

        It’s just the magic dirt /s

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  11. I’d really love to see you write an article abou what our future holds. Both sides of the aisle are becoming more radicalized but I don’t think it will be enough to change things politically at all.

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  12. Thank you for your outstanding article. Everything mentioned was absolutely bang on. Ive been reading your site for years now, and this is the best you have managed to produce. BTW, I thought your Black History Month series was a triumph.

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  13. Well, that was a very powerful article Hunter. Its hard to argue against even small parts. I mean, literally, it’s one of the most potent counter MAGA articles I’ve ever read. That is more persuasive than crying endlessly over dead Sand N@ggers, pointing fingers at Jews, and inviting Northern Papists into your coalition. Most fascinatingly, this article compared to Hunter’s recent past is like if Trump all of a sudden started talking about White issues, declaring mass deportations and mobilizing a couple of hundred thousand national guardsmen. Hmmmm….

    In fact, it was so good, it reminds me of the good old days when Hunter actually spoke up for Southern culture, illuminated Black crime against Southern Whites, and got us involved in street demonstrations for Southern businesses. I remember those days well, back when In and Out Hambergers were a fraction of the cost now, I could go to the local Wall Mart after demonstrating with League of the South and buy a giant coke with change, and country music was still dominant. But, after getting us all primed up, then Hunter got us all talking about Israel, Jews, and doom spiraling us into paralysis. It’s like he didn’t care about any of those earlier things he just wanted us to get on his pet project of juden hunts with local eizengruppen squads, and resending posts of Sand N@gresses crying over their dead Sand N@gglets. I’ve seen this many times before with being manipulated by the ruling class. It’s literally almost the corralary of everything Hunter just said about the GOP but for White Southern nationalism in his OD ecosystem. Like Hunter and OD is just a small containment operation complementary to the GOP itself. I’d be a dope for falling for it again. Weird, how that is.

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  14. Outstanding recapitulation of the Trump Era Hunter. Would not change a word of this post. We were all played by a quintessential con artist who intuitively understood our hopes and dreams to tell us exactly what we wanted to hear. Shame on us literally for falling for the B. S., but in our support we had hope, and without hope, nothing else matters.
    I am going to run an analysis of this Post on all the AI Chatbots I use to stress test my own proposal for eliminating the charade and providing genuine economic stability for the 99 percent. Most Chatters tell you what you want to hear, as their access to a stupendous base of information allows them to accurately intuit a user’s basic worldview. To avoiding that, you have to either keep the query simplistic or contrarily make an idiosyncratic query that signals you want a non-establishment answer. I use Gemini, Claude. ChatGPT, Deep Seek, MicroSoft Copilot, Grok, and alter.systems (alter is the best by far for legitimate analysis). If you are interested in me posting the results, let me know. Anyway, brilliant work as always. BTW, when is the book you mentioned a while back coming? Or too much domestic non-bliss?

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  15. To riff off Heidegger, the inner truth and “greatness” of American conservatism is Zionism. For racially aware European Americans, the lesson is simple: Do not support, vote for, or donate to a candidate on the right unless they are explicitly anti-zionist. Anything less is idiotic. Anti-Zionism is the litmus test.

    Also, Scott Queer is an uppity house negro who works in the big house on the Adelson Plantation. He hates us because we speak freely unlike him. He was doxxed and fired for his white advocacy, noticed his pockets were empty, did not want to get an honest job, and decided to suck for shekels. Patrick Casey did the same. Their scribblings amount to nothing more than weak post-hoc rationalizations for servicing their Jewish donors.

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  16. ” . . . the inner truth and “greatness” of American conservatism is Zionism.”

    . . . and also their inner stupidity, cravenness and greed.

    This has been true for a long time, excellent point. Professional conservatives’ jobs have been to conserve The Usual Suspects’ agenda in all spheres of life but especially, support for Our Greatest Ally including fighting multiple wars at their command. The Usual Suspects no longer even bother to deny this truth or even make specious arguments about how this latest Iran War is in the interests of the U.S. Instead, they join in the unholy chorus of screeching “expert” voices using distraction, lies, half-truths (worse than lies) and ad hominem attacks to try to silence people who tell the truth.

    See the AGB Hasbara Team’s comments for an example. At least they and all other Hasbara teams are representing their own people even if it’s through distraction, lies, half-truths and ad hominem attacks. They are doing their best even if their best isn’t very good. For professional “conservatives”, it’s a dishonest job, they do it for money and their pathetic careers.

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    • Allying with Israel is in our best interests. It’s been a major non NATO ally for some time now. There is no secret to that. In contrast we have neo Ottoman Turkish Jihadi Erfogan, Islamic Iranian Jihadi Ayatollahs, Mameluke descended minority authoritarian Egypt to unstable to rely upon as the main ally, Wahabbi descended Saudi Jihadi Sex Traffickers, and Syro-Iraqi Gangster Sand N@ggers. And they all potentially threaten to destroy the Petro Dollar and your very life over control of oil. The choice of Israel is obvious.

      A Zio-Christian Nationalist alliance has the best chance of creating the civilizational, western, rightwing, national conservative alliance to break up the neo liberal world order and replace it with something effective and pro Western. All these incessent attacks on anyone who is friendly to Israel emrnates from Beijing, Moscow, Lahore or some other foreign usually Moslem capital. Meanwhile, said Moslems are swamping Europe causing the rightwing there to naturally affiliate with rightwing Israelis. This is just strategic common sense not Jew conspiracy. No reason to disguise it either. Bring the discussion on. Israelis or Sand N@ggers. The choice is obvious.

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      • Total lies on every point. All the Musloids invading the west are heavily promoted by countless Jewish organizations plus (more-recently) the papist and prod cut-outs they control. Musloid invader-parasites rarely attack jews. How many jewish girls were grabbed by the rape-gangs in in the UK? Zero. Countless churches being burned – but zero synagogues. Jews opened the gates of cities in Visigothic Spain to Muslim invaders and then served as their tax-farmers upon the Christians after the Musloids took over Spain. If you want to be rid of Muslims, get rid of jews first and foremost. Jews continually celebrate the great replacement, promote it in every possible way. They are enemies, and greater enemies than even the Musloids are.

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        • Literally the Podemos Party Secretary, a Papist Whore, ruled up the crowd of Spic Weirdos celebrating giving amensty to Moslems and Third Worlders because they would replace the fascists, Nazis, racists, nationalists, and people like you. You said this just back in February after the Papists Socialist government amnesties 1,000,000 and growing illegal aliens, and gave them citizenship and invited the Moslems to come. Phoni Baloni Maloni said nothing back then and neither did you. But now, because it’s Cueta is on the news you want to talk about it and for you blame the Jews. No, the Leftistwing Papists did this. No Jews involved.

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        • “If you want to be rid of Muslims, get rid of jews first and foremost. Jews continually celebrate the great replacement, promote it in every possible way. They are enemies, and greater enemies than even the Musloids are.”

          Wrong. Most Moslems entering the West are organized by other Moslems. This is not a Jew led campaign. What insanity. Yes. Little hat people are walking around Moslem neighborhoods on the third world and organizing Moslems who would normally kill them on sight to get on trains, buses, cars, and planes to invade the West. Just more b.s. to try and square your “everything bad that happens to us is caused by Jews” mentality. You are worse than a N@gger talking about White people.

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  18. Moshe Trumpsteinberg is the cognitively challenged brute in Beyond Thunderdome while Israel is the master driving him.
    Joining at the hip with Hymie will bring ruin and destruction.
    The curse of Remphan.

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  19. “Republicans have only created a partisan incentive structure to keep a captive audience peddling on their hamster wheel, voting in election after election while ultimately traveling nowhere…”

    A brand new national socialist party is just sitting there, idling, waiting for some folks to jump in and stomp on the gas.

    And don’t try to rationalize it away, esp considering the “hamster wheel” we’re stuck on now.

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    • “national socialist party.”

      Ppl are far too brainwashed to accept any form of NS government.
      Not until they’re faced with freezing and starvation. Even then, our browned out population will turn to communism.

      It took starvation in an all white country to just barely turn toward NS, the communist nearly won.

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