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Worst Dead Conservative Writers

Thorborne Richardson Occidental Observer July 2, 2014 William F. Buckley Jr. Who are the worst dead conservative writers? William Buckley would be my choice. (I have long used the term “Buckleyite” to describe the various phalanges of his far flung array of “conservative” groups. It’s…

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Americans More Divided on Race Than in Thirty Years

Today, we are informed that Republicans and Democrats are more divided on race than in 1985. Vox : The Obama era began amidst the hope that American politics was finally moving beyond its old racial divisions. Five years later, something closer to the opposite has…

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Matt Heimbach on Cliven Bundy’s “Racism”

Matt Heimbach is feautured here on some talk show with a guy named Thom Hartman talking about how the Republicans are turning against Cliven Bundy because he said something that they didn’t like: that Negros were probably better off as slaves. As always, Matt is…

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My Journey Beyond ‘Left vs. Right’ Politics

Matthew Heimbach Traditional Youth Network April 7, 2014 Growing up in the heart of of Conservative, Inc. was an intellectually and socially easy thing to do. There were two teams in American politics, the Republicans and the Democrats. The Republicans were the good guys, Democrats…

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Republican Presidential Hopefuls Go to Vegas to Bow Before Jews

Billionaire Jewish monster Sheldon Adelson. The most important part of being President of these United States is serving the Jewish parasite. And every Republican candidate knows it. Ostensibly, a parade of high-profile Republicans are streaming through Las Vegas for a four-day gathering hosted by the…

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More Republicans Now Supporting Gay Rights

AP November 4, 2013 Gay rights advocates from both parties are newly upbeat about the prospects for Senate passage of legislation that would bar employers from discriminating against workers on the basis of sexual orientation or gender identity. The outlook for the Employment Non-Discrimination Act…

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