Shots Fired
Battleground America I can’t take a day off from the immigration wars without something important happening. The state legislatures are gradually coming back into session […]
Whiteness
Battleground America
Battleground America The long anticipated immigration wars of 2011 have officially begun with multiple fronts opening up across America. The old saying that “elections have […]
The Birthers
District of Corruption Last August, I wrote a post called Birthright Citizenship: Moving the Goalposts. I drew attention to the fact that Senator Lindsey Graham, […]
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 […]
Prairie Fire
Kansas Deep in the heart of the “Real America,” the peasants are sharpening their pitchforks and preparing to storm the pearly white gates of the […]
Affirmative Action Explained
A progressive is questioned about her support for affirmative action. She answers.
Boss Hogg’s Mississippi
Mississippi Mississippi was the first state that I looked at in my state by state analysis of the immigration wars. That was before the midterm […]
The End of Middle America
Middle America A depressing article worth reading: White working class families are dissolving and adopting many of the social pathologies of the black community. The […]
Dissimulation
District of Corruption Merry Christmas, everyone. Now back to your seats. It might be Christmas but that is no excuse for slacking and giving our enemies […]
Requiem for a Dream
New York Over the course of the past year, I have developed an intense dislike of “progressives.” Barack Obama and the Democrats are so awful […]
The Next Front
Arizona We have killed the DREAM Act for at least two years. The enemy pushed the DREAM Act amnesty through the House and secured 55 […]
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. […]
Imagine Your Surprise
Illinois I’ve been eagerly awaiting the reaction of Imagine2050 to the “ass whoopin” inflicted by NumbersUSA on the DREAM Act in the Senate for the […]
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 […]
Georgia Takes Action
Georgia Last month, I wrote a post analyzing the outcome of the 2010 midterm elections in Georgia, and the implications it would have for the […]
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 […]
Potential Nightmare Scenario
Washington University Van Jones is back in the news: It is true we are patiently waiting for the same scenario.
Dixieland Remembers
The South Keith Olbermann drew my attention to a small piece of good news tonight. I was watching Countdown when Olbermann had a segment in […]
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 […]
Nagging Little Voices
Washington I just got finished listening to the latest podcast of Radio Free Northwest. As I suspected, Harold Covington, a writer of fantasy fiction, had […]
Setbacks: New England Edition
Massachusetts and Rhode Island Elections have consequences. I have hammered away at that theme for almost four months now. In some parts of the country, […]
Sarah Palin’s Insidious Whiteness
Alaska It’s almost official: Sarah Palin is going to run for president. Yesterday, I watched the highly anticipated debut episode of “Sarah Palin’s Alaska.” According […]
Rats Multiplying
Tennessee A Republican lawmaker in Tennessee has been receiving a lot of criticism for politically incorrect comments he recently made about illegal aliens. Rep. Curry […]
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. […]
Iowa and Immigration
Iowa Iowa was the state that launched Barack Obama on the road to the White House. In 2008, Obama won the Hawkeye State with 53 […]
Tim Wise on CNN
Nashville, TN Tim Wise appeared on CNN this weekend to defend himself. He was interviewed by Don Lemon who asked him a bunch of pathetic […]
Sailer Strategy Paying Off – GOP Wins by Winning the White Vote
One of my favorite American political writers is Steve Sailer – he’s the film critic for the American Conservative Magazine (Pat Buchanan’s old magazine) and […]
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 […]
Letter From Tim Wise
To: White America From: The Eternal Jew Behind the mask of civilized Europeans … Over at the “Daily Kos,” Tim Wise has chimed in with […]
Red Revolution
Red America “Yet even as we speak, there are those who are preparing to divide us, the spin masters and negative ad peddlers who embrace […]
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 […]