On his popular talk radio program today Rush Limbaugh told his audience that ‘there is more going on than just Benghazi.’ He then proceeded to defend at length the Republican media’s focus on the subject, admitting that it was to a large degree motivated by politics and then saying ‘we will stick with it.’...
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In a recent SNN video interview Matthew Heimbach, the founder of the Towson University White Student Union (TUWSU) and a frequent guest on the SNN podcast, contrasted the opinions on immigration and amnesty of US Senator Rand Paul and conservative media personality Ann Coulter. Heimbach was present at the recent CPAC event and saw both speak there. Coulter...
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The following are the notes I used for a recent video. The video is attached beneath the notes. NOTES Rush Limbaugh: ‘Elections have consequences.’ Encouraged his conservative audience to wait for an event which would wake up the public. No such event is going to happen. If all the things that have happened over...
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Lynn Parramore’s recent article for Alternet actually takes a sympathetic (though patronising) view of White Southern men from a Leftist perspective. You don’t see many articles like that. Of course, it repeats a lot of the anti-Southern talking points (such as Southerners allegedly being on the ‘wrong side of history’ and the usual lines...
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The Majority Strategy (otherwise known as the Sailer Strategy, named for its creator Steve Sailer) appears to be working for Mitt Romney, so says Michael Barone at Real Clear Politics. Barone does not use the name Majority Strategy (or Sailer Strategy) but he describes it well in an article entitled ‘Changing Demographics Won’t Mean...
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Politically-correct elements in the Southern movement could learn a lesson or two from the utter failure of the Republican Party, which despite its never-ending pandering to minorities remains a nearly all-White party (81% of its voters in 2010 were White Protestants, which doesn’t even include White Catholics and Whites of other religious faiths or...
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The recent spate of articles produced by Leftists at Salon.com which attack Whites and what passes for the Right in the United States demonstrates the PC Establishment’s utter hypocrisy when it comes to race and politics. Tim Price’s article ‘Dangers of an all-White GOP‘ is a good example of this. In his article, Mr...
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Michael Lind had an interesting article for Salon about twelve years ago about politics in the United States. He basically makes the Southern nationalist case for us that we are a distinct people always at odds with the prevailing Northern culture and politics. Undoubtedly, things will go on this way until we are either...
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Jefferson Davis provides the following commentary in his two-volume work The Rise and Fall of the Confederate Government on the names and nature of the various major political parties prior to Southern secession and US invasion, including the Federalists, the Democrats, the Whigs, the Know-Nothings and the Republicans: The names adopted by political parties...
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In his latest article, author, political commentator and former Republican presidential candidate Patrick J. Buchanan writes about signs he sees of the return of the Old Right – the traditional conservatism that once dominated Right-wing thought and politics in the US before the rise of the Neo-cons. Late last month, when U.S. air strikes...
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There is yet another example of Republican Party leaders attempting to co-opt the grassroots Tea Party, or at least use its name to give cover for their pro-Establishment agenda: South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley may be using a tea party group she’s creating as political cover, tea party activists said Monday. Haley announced she was...
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The UK Telegraph has an article out by Dr. Tim Stanley which asserts that “One hundred and fifty years has done nothing to dent the pride of white Southerners.” I wish that were true. The article, while perhaps over-stating the resurgence of interest and pride in Southern identity and heritage, is certainly to be...
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