Custer’s Last Stand
District of Corruption A few points before signing off … (1) Everyone can come out of their shell now because Americans are the most self […]
Tea Party
Stimulating Selma
Alabama “Don’t tell me I’m not coming home when I come to Selma, Ala. I’m here because somebody marched for our freedom. I’m here because […]
The Tea Party Diaries
Alabama Note: In light of my prophetic talent for historical fiction, I am sticking this here for the benefit of WRM who had begun to […]
Mississippi Second
Mississippi Mississippi was the very first state that I took a look at last year. Last September, the Mississippi Senate was holding hearings about the […]
Maine and MLK
Maine As we move toward the annual deification of Martin Luther King in the United States, I don’t feel like posting yet another ritual attack […]
Kentucky First
Kentucky The news broke this evening that the Kentucky Senate has approved an Arizona-style immigration law. The bill was rammed through the Republican controlled State […]
Canvassing California
California California presents some of the most challenging political terrain facing White Advocates anywhere in America. The Golden State has been overrun by SWPLs and […]
2010: In Retrospect
Alabama 2010 was the year that I came full circle in my political views. I completed my orbit through White Nationalism and ended up back […]
Offense Formation
Indiana Roy Beck recently noted that we have spent a solid decade playing perfect defense on immigration. Now it is time to go on offense. […]
The Hard Right
District of Corruption The final victory over the DREAM Act on the Senate floor in Washington yesterday was an important milestone in carving out a […]
Palmetto Pride
South Carolina South Carolina happens to be one of my favorite states. I’ve traveled there several times this year. It is hard not to like […]
Steele Out
District of Corruption The Michael Steele era as RNC Chairman will soon come to an end. Steele is expected to announce today he is dropping […]
This Is Alabama
Alabama Alabama just went through the craziest, most memorable election cycle of my lifetime. Unfortunately, I missed the best part of the fireworks during primary […]
Ron Paul’s Latest Gaffes
District of Corruption In 2008, I voted for Ron Paul in the Republican presidential primary. There has been some buzz on the internet that Paul […]
Cracking Colorado
Colorado The defeat of Tom Tancredo in the Colorado Governor race was the bitterest pill to swallow of the midterm elections. The loss of Tea […]
Lemmings Stampede
The Vanguard The term “lemmings” has long been a popular term of abuse for ordinary people among alienated vanguardists. It has been frequently used to […]
Waking Up in Wisconsin
Wisconsin In the last two threads, we took a look at Texas and Iowa where the 2010 midterm elections has changed the game on immigration. […]
The Avalanche
White America It has been called an “earthquake” or a “tsunami” by various political pundits. I don’t like either of these natural disaster metaphors. An […]
Live Thread: 2010 Midterm Elections
Red America Tonight the Tea Party will deliver its message to President Barack Obama and the Democratic Party. As the polls open this morning across […]
Free Traitors
The Rust Belt Before plunging into the midterm elections, I think now would be the opportune time to discuss my reservations about sending the Republicans […]
Leonard Zeskind and Tea Party Nationalism
(Editor’s Note: A return to Secession Week has been delayed yet again. Leonard Zeskind and the NAACP released a report today on the Tea Party, […]
The Bigot Whisperers
New York City, NY From his lofty perch in New York City, the “poet” and “philosopher bard” Phil Rockstroh has written an attack on the […]
The White Party
West Virginia In Slate, David Weigel calls attention to the failure of mainstream conservative scribes like Ross Douthat and David Frum to predict the stunning […]
One Nation
District of Corruption Blue America rallied in Washington this past weekend. Unlike Glenn Beck’s “Restoring Honor” rally in August, the “One Nation” rally on the […]
Our Crisis, Our Opportunity
The Street Samuel Phillips has penned an article at TOQ Online that touches upon all the red meat of From the Provinces: explicit White Advocacy, […]
Saul Alinsky and The Jacksonian Club
Having read The Jacksonian Club’s new action plan, I have been trying to imagine what advice Saul Alinsky would prescribe for our newly minted organization. […]
Crossing the Delaware
Delaware Last night, the Tea Party Express rolled into Delaware and carried Christine O’Donnell, an obscure perennial loser candidate, to victory over Mike Castle, a […]
Immigration: Moving the Goalposts
In August, I took a look at how a debate over “birthright citizenship” was emerging in the mainstream. A few years ago, ending “birthright citizenship” […]
The Jacksonian Club
Red America I’ve followed with interest Albert Jackson’s creation of The Jacksonian Club. In recent weeks, I have taken a more practical turn myself. I […]
The Ruling Class and Red America
The Heartland In July and August, Angelo Codevilla’s article about the Ruling Class vs. the Country Class in The American Spectator sparked two articles from […]
A Devil of a Whipping: The Battle of Cowpens
“Just hold up your heads boys, three fires and you are free! And then, when you return to your homes, how the old folks will […]
The Big Picture
In the Wall Street Journal, William McGurn draws attention to the escalation of the Kulturkampf between the Reds and Blues in the United States. Thirty […]