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". . . . we [will] send all the Republicans to the reeducation camps.”

The Left is more divided than the Right.

An estimated 80 percent of recently franchised felons may now be unable to vote.

This might explain the old white man's considerable Hispanic support.

We can't say we weren't warned.

Liberals and conservatives finally agree.

Sen. Warren: "Diversity makes our country strong."

Candidate has big plans.

Lefty infighting intensifies.

Remaining candidates are either white or Asian.

And getting rid of the Electoral College is nearly impossible.

Trump campaign's digital media director on Facebook algorithms, media bias, and fake news.

A candidate with promising ideas.

"Working-class, white voters are projected to decline by 2.3 percentage points" since 2016.

The director of CIS on how the politics of immigration have changed since 2015.

Just looking after the public interest.

An interesting look at white racial consciousness among Democrats.

The Kansas Governmental Ethics Commission disagrees.

Making the remaining field even whiter.

“The 21st century is littered with the bodies of black votes."

Even President Trump's campaign has been running ads in Spanish.

Bernie Sanders would be a very tough opponent.

One might "describe the federal immigration program as a national-level analogue to gerrymandering."

He thinks President Trump will lose in 2020 but should be impeached anyway.

Mass immigration is making the GOP irrelevant.

Including reparations for illegals.

Blacks are not to be blamed for the Left's electoral losses.

White presidential hopeful addresses the Great Replacement.

If only the Democrats followed their own advice

If Mike Pompeo enters the race, Kobach would be tied with him.

No blacks or Hispanics. Last debate before Iowa caucuses.

It's the thought that counts.

The Flemings and Walloons now have a reason to unite.

Does Trump understand “the unwritten law of politics”?

And there's no word for "caucus" in Spanish.

Pandering is intensifying.

A fully non-white ticket might gain serious support.

They chanted, “One solution, revolution.”

Perhaps they really are on the Democrat plantation.

A look at stated versus demonstrated preferences.

Star Parker questions black support for President Trump.

The California businessman continues the pattern of Asians doing as well as whites.

Just ask a Chilean.

In South Bend, the "black poverty rate is almost twice the national rate."

She's a doctrinaire radical.

"The six candidates who have qualified for the Dec. 19 debate . . . are all white."

"Obama made me feel hopeful . . . until he didn’t."

"It began with subtle racism and microaggressions, such as being seen as 'not likeable' and being called 'overconfident.'"

At last least one in five Finns back them.

Who will lead the resistance?

Only white candidates will be in the next Democratic debate.

A white man who wants to be liberal writes, "I feel like to support anything on the left is to support something that sees me and people like me as the problem"

. . . in hopes of increasing their share of the vote.

A look at the rise and fall of a useless word.

One top staffer just left to work for Michael Bloomberg's campaign.

"I don't think that a private company should be censoring politicians or news.”

They are candidates for hipster Leftists.

What's best for America?

Is opinion shifting on immigration?

Immigrants: "improve our culture, our cuisine, our religion, our dialogue and certainly improve our economy.”

“He just wants to do what’s best for the nation.”

"What I found is that, in many cases, these folks are not really Latino at all. They’re “post-Latino.” They see themselves as Americans."

And a convenient one.

"Get-along moderates would rather make shit up out of whole cloth than wade into the waters of reality."

Some polls show him tied with Sen. Bernie Sanders for Hispanic support.

Mayor Hoskins stands accused of filling out absentee ballots in his favor.

Democratic pollster Paul Maslin: "Never seen anything like it.”

Sen. Klobuchar's "past as a prosecutor has hindered more than helped her cause among black voters."

A primer for white activists.

A look at America's most notorious black mayor.

"We want to be heard!"

We invite your comments.

Says she'd be happy to be the VP for whichever Democrat wins the nomination.

Senator Booker: “black voters are pissed off and they’re worried.”

After all, not even multi-racial California is backing her.