Kris Kobach’s investigation of voter fraud can now move forward.
Tag Archives: Elections
Mark Zuckerberg in a Dead Heat with Donald Trump in 2020 Election Poll, Washington Examiner
40 percent for each, and 20 percent “not sure.”
New book on the Karl Rove of nationalism.
How Lefties are like Children
They need to grow up.
After Near Miss in VA. Governor’s Race, Corey Stewart Says He Will Challenge Sen. Tim Kaine in 2018, Washington Post
“I’m going to run a very vicious and ruthless campaign against Tim Kaine and I’m going to win.”
Suddenly even leftists are questioning open borders.
Are Whites Waking Up?
Brexit, Trump’s election, and Marine Le Pen’s first-round victory are hopeful signs.
False Black Power?, Frontpage Mag
Black author: Electing blacks doesn’t seem to help blacks.
Democrats may vote for the law for fear of defeat in 2018.
What Can Be Done About Political Polarization?
There is only one long-term solution.
How the Democrats Lost Their Way on Immigration, The Atlantic
A longtime liberal offers some advice.
The Man Behind Trump’s Voter-Fraud Obsession, New York Times
Kris Kobach wants proof-of-citizenship laws in every state.
Jamelle Bouie laments how close Corey Stewart came to victory.
Voter Study Group Releases New Longitudinal Poll and Reports on the American Electorate, Voter Study Group
“Views on immigration, Muslims, and black people” were key indicators of support for Trump among whites.
It’s Not Unthinkable That the UK Could Remain in the EU, New Statesman
The latest election results make it possible.
“If Muslims want to send their kids to Islamic schools, let them do so in Bangladesh or Qatar, not here.”
“The United States of America will have to obey the will of our people!”
The party won only between one and ten seats in the 577-member parliament.
DUP wants free movement of both unskilled and highly skilled labor.
UKIP goes the way of BNP.
How Hungary Became a Haven for the Alt-Right, The Atlantic
It welcomes refugees escaping multiculturalism.
UK Voters, Including Leavers, Care More About Reducing Non-EU Than EU Migration, London School of Economics
Common sense in Britain.
Legislative elections could turn Macron into an instant lame duck.
National Front still aiming to be the primary opposition party.
Soros Scores a Triumph in Philadelphia, American Thinker
Another anti-police district attorney in his pocket.
Teacher’s Pet, Frontpage Mag
France’s new president is the embodiment of Europe’s lack of masculinity and assertiveness.
On deporting illegals: “I will do anything short of shooting them.”
68% of working-class whites think the American way of life needs to be protected from foreign influence.
“I still believe in Trumpism. I have no regrets for ferociously supporting him. What choice did we have?”
What’s in Store for the National Front?
Its chances should be even better in 2022.
Voting Rate for the Non-Hispanic Black Population Dropped in the 2016 Presidential Election, US Census
In 1980, 87.6 percent of electorate was white. In 2016, it was 73.3 percent.
Says she never intended to make a career of politics.
How Berkeley Birthed the Right
The left looks to be starting a fight it can’t finish.
Radical leader has repeatedly told black followers to take what’s theirs.
Macron and Le Pen Square Off
A sharp exchange over radically differing visions.
Movie star endorses Le Pen.
Democrat Alliance hopes that punishing Zille will improve their chances in the next election.
“Anti-Racists” battle with police.
Deal lets British officials do immigration checks in Calais.
A new low for American cuckservatives.
Historically unpopular president warns of populism.
Europe’s Rising Islam-Based Political Parties, The Investigative Project on Terrorism
A Dutch Islamic party already has three seats in parliament.
Despite Fillion’s endorsement of Macron.
Le Pen Breaks Through
French voters rebuff the establishment.
Macron is almost certain to win.
“The war that is waged against us is asymmetrical, revolutionary. We cannot afford to lose this war.”
French Muslims tend to vote Communist or Socialist, but support anyone who opposes the National Front.
Is Democracy in a Death Spiral?
Democracy is increasingly seen as a means to an end, not an end in itself.
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Why I Don’t Care About Russian “Scandals”
And why you shouldn’t either.
By Chris Roberts