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Trump supporters are "racist"? Now they are ungrammatical.

Talk amnesty, birthright citizenship, and the importance of assimilation.

Policies that drive away Hispanics could attract blacks.

51 percent of Republican voters think Trump will be the nominee.

Only 16 percent of Republican voters say it is not a major issue.

A discussion with Peter Brimelow about Trump's immigration plan.

Black man calls for more political power for blacks.

57 percent of probably Republican voters think Trump will be the nominee.

Donald Trump may be the last hope for a president who would be good for white people.

Over thirty thousand people will attend Alabama rally.

55 percent of whites would vote for The Donald over Hillary.

Roy Beck says Trump has put the immigration issue "front and center."

Trump is the most trusted candidate on immigration, the economy, and ISIS.

Buchanan says Trump is wise to leave a third party run on the table.

But will he stand up for whites?

"Jeb looks more like Caitlyn Jenner every day."

Frederick Douglass and MLK are now his models.

Secretary of State feels "compelled by conscience" because non-whites are more likely to be felons.

She's down among blacks, too.

36 percent of probable GOP voters say they'd vote third party for Trump.

You aren't just betraying your principles.

"I have Hispanic children. I have Hispanic grandchildren. I'm part of the community."

That doesn't stop Republicans from betraying those who vote for them.

Veterans view Trump more favorably than McCain.

Trump has made illegal immigration a central issue.

Says all the Republican candidates except Trump are "pussies."

Supremes leave a loophole for illegals to register to vote.

He wants a huge wall on the Mexico border--and Oprah Winfrey as his running mate.

Murad Awawdeh explains what it's all about.

Demand for albino body parts increases in the run-up to elections.

Voters under 40 are twice as likely as their elders to agree.

If blacks didn't die young, there would be enough of them to swing elections.

The "Task Force on New Americans" will help them naturalize so they can vote.

30 percent turnout was three times the rate of last election.

Democracy is just a temporary tool for eventual Muslim power.

"Right" and Left ganged up against it in the second round.

Court says redistricting plans can't put too many blacks in one district.

Law requiring government-issued ID to vote is similar to laws in seven other states.

Pollster: For Front National, first round of elections will be "historic by any definition."

Mexico is drifting north.

Driver's licenses and social security numbers will make it easy.

Expected Republican presidential candidates are hopeless on immigration.

Asians vote as they are told by elders.

Just 5 percent of majority-white districts are represented by non-whites.

Four million people born abroad will vote in Britain's May elections.

The party came in third even though Greece has jailed its leaders.

Demographic change will make it hard for the GOP to win the presidency in 2016.

Black challenger says Rahm Emanuel is trying to suppress black voters.

If Mary Landrieu loses, there will be no Democrat senators in the South.

Is there a way to reform the GOP?

Professor at University of Maryland realizes what is happening.

An analysis of the 2014 elections.

We may have one last chance.

Republicans use Voting Rights Act to defend racial gerrymandering.

Pat Buchanan says ethnonationalism is taking root in the South.

Working-class whites voted for Republican House candidates by a 61-31 margin.

Senate Democrats lost an average 10 points with whites compared to 2008.

More than half of the people caught at the Mexican border are not Mexican.

Voters reject amnesty and driver's licenses for illegals.

But not thanks to black voters.

Even after his party's midterm rout.

Cruz says he will block an executive amnesty.

Will Hispanics forgive Obama for putting off amnesty by executive order?

He says voter ID laws are "out of step with history."

A conversation with F. Roger Devlin.

James O'Keefe catches a campaign manager telling an illegal it's OK to vote.

One flier says voting is the only thing that can "prevent another Ferguson."

They also pay less attention to public affairs.

Republican accuses Democrat of being soft on crime.

"Hope and change" have long been forgotten.

Data suggest they might.

Labor is squealing over ad that refers to sex-grooming scandal.

“Conservative” and “liberal” explain very little.

He hoped to help the Justice Department's suit against North Carolina voter ID law.

But only because the election is coming up soon, not because of the law's merits.