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Black "leadership" declines to endorse Obama candidacy.

Speaker of Ill. House proposes advancing primary to boost senator's White House bid.

Unlikely that Hispanics will back a Republican for president in 2008.

‘I don’t hear any reason not to,’ says race hustler.

Streak ending soon?

"I don’t regret anything. I will stay a member."

Hispanic candidate for judge dumped husband, kept his white name.

Real hate crime.

Political fortunes hang on immigration.

Meanwhile, the first "Obama for President" ads set to hit airwaves.

Decision makes it easier to turn elections into racial "head-counting."

Some myths never die.

Believes candidacy would pressure stronger contenders to oppose illegal immigration.

Hispanics who don’t speak Spanish haven’t experienced the "immigrant struggle."

Opponents plan legal action to increase "diversity" in universities and medical schools.

Despite a "Democrat Wave" a super majority want illegal immigration stopped.

More Asians are voting and winning elections.

“If the federal government won’t stand up, then by God, the state of Arizona will.”

Non-whites provided margin of victory for Democrats.

Democrats aim to thwart GOP's outreach to conservative black churchgoers.

Experts expect GOP to "tank" with Hispanic voters.

‘Wetback’ redux.

Memphis mayor: Senate candidate Ford "light enough" to be accepted by Tenn. voters.

Most believe that the war on terrorism has become a war on Islam.

Black felon running unopposed for Michigan state house seat.

Revisiting the correlation between voting patterns and IQ.

Hispanics angry at GOP over border fence; blacks at being left on sidelines.

Ellison, a Muslim: “We don’t get no justice, you don’t get no peace.”

Voters want less immigration.

Leftist magazine "exposes" Sen. Allen's ties to the Council of Conservative Citizens.

Columnist says senator's off-the-cuff remark shows "dismaying indifference" to Virginia's "racial history."

BNP chairman speaks out on race, immigration, and the future of the West.

Brian Bilbray made immigration enforcement the center of his campaign, and won.

2006 may go into the books as the "Year of the Illegal Immigrant" in California elections.

Outlawing dissent.

Nick Griffin: Voters wanted "to kick the Labour Party really hard."

Third-party presidential candidate who ran on immigration restriction would tie for win.

25 percent of British voters considering voting for the BNP.

Cartoon Jihad.

Illegal immigration is taking on a new importance in gubernatorial campaigns.

Study finds Republicans more likely to have negative views of blacks than Democrats.

Canadian Conservatives offer no resistance to multiculturalism and mass immigration.

Early campaigns show immigration will be a major issue in this year's congressional elections.

Democrats think New Hampshire and Iowa are too white to have the first primaries.

Immigration-reform candidate Jim Gilchrist gets 25 percent of vote in congressional election.

Russian nationalist party Rodina barred from election for inciting racial hatred.

Failed Virginia candidate should have pressed his opposition to day-laborer centers harder.

Republican gubernatorial ad attacks opponent for supporting day-laborer centers.

Norway makes progress.

Illegal immigration a central issue in Virginia gubernatorial race.

Front-runner believes voters will reward him for hard line on immigration.

Norwegian who wants immigrant vote campaigns in their home countries.

"Maybe now it’s time to start listening to the BNP,” says the caption.

Even lower middle-class whites vote Republican.

Tory assault on immigration policies has changed Labour's tune.

Restrictionists are not allowed to publish articles on mainstream "conservative" sites.

Attendees of "conservative" political activist conference want Condoleezza Rice for president.

MALDEF challenges Prop. 200 requirement that those registering for AZ vote prove citizenship.

Black congressmen tried hard to find something wrong with Ohio elections, but couldn't.

The more children whites have, the more likely they are to vote Republican.

Probably not, says Velasquez Institute.

Even a liberal sees the presidential election as a racial conflict.

NBC official admits the exit polls they used overestimated the Hispanic vote for Pres. Bush.

The Constitution Party is the only third party to increase its share of the vote since 2000.

The more children a white person has, the more likely he is to vote Republican.

A detailed rundown of what the elections mean for immigration reform.

Two experts argue that exit polls on Hispanic voters were flawed.

Hispanic vows his race will defeat "white people's party."

Some in the "blue states" want to secede from the "rednecks" who re-elected Pres. Bush.

Immigration expert believes Pres. Bush won only 31 percent of the Hispanic vote.

Republican candidates recognized voters don't want amnesty.

The defeat of Tom Daschle and the election of Tom Coburn are good news for immigration reform.

Georgia's laws to prevent non-citizens from voting are probably ineffective.

San Francisco rejects initiative to allow non-citizens to vote in school board elections.

Support for Bush among Hispanics increases nationally, but decreases in Florida.