Twitter suspends Project Veritas account
The move against the conservative activist organization comes amid a broader crackdown by the social media giant on those promoting misinformation.
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American Politics and the White Southern Voter | The Brian Lehrer Show | WNYC
The book argues that Trump is a culmination of a long southern political strategy.www.wnyc.org
The Last Days of the Nixon Administration, in the Final Episode of Slow Burn
What had to happen for the Watergate scandals to end Richard Nixon’s career? And was his downfall inevitable?slate.com
Dixie's Long Journey From Democratic Stronghold To Republican Redoubt
Many a great-granddaddy buried in rebel gray has been rolling over in his grave for some years now.www.npr.org
The myth of Nixon’s ‘Southern Strategy’
The conservative appeal to patriotism, anti-communism, free markets, pro-life and Christianity had more to do with the South becoming Republican than anything related to race.
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The Myth of the Racist Republicans - Claremont Review of Books
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The liberal myth of the ‘Southern Strategy’
In a recent letter to the Chronicle, Harriet Heywood tries to obfuscate the racist past of the Democratic Party by invoking various Democrat anti-Republican talking points that have been around
Nixon's 'Southern Strategy' and a Liberal Big Lie
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The Western Origins of the “Southern Strategy”
The untold story of the ideological realignment that upended the nation
newrepublic.comYggdrasill
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I assume you're talking about the policies that redistribute wealth from the vast majority to the 1%. Yes, that is a huge problem.
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Not demonizing anyone. Just pointing out what they have said, written and advocated for. "Progressives are the fascists" sounds like demonization to me.
Name me three progressive policies that you think are fascist.
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Among other things, fatherlessness, generationally entrenched poverty, government dependency are the problem.
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The Progressive Roots of Fascism
Popular wisdom holds that Fascism and Communism were diametrical opposites They weren't
Progressivism? Not so fast, folks
In an Ideas piece, Linder wonders if we believe only a powerful central government can fix problems.
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Progressives Really Hate Fascism, There's Only One Problem... - Truth Snitch
At every single progressive protest or march you will inevitably see signs waving valiantly with some varying verbiage of: “Trump is a fascist and we will not tolerate fascism.” These signs being toted by the progressive legions always strike me as such an ironic hypocrisy and leave me wondering...
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So, wait.. you went from "where is the substance that it exists" to "it's the left's fault?
I was just trying to give some examples of "it" have we even agreed on that?
I mean, I didn't think men being promiscuous (or, whoring) was a political affiliation thing.
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This is ironic, right? You sprinkle in random verbiage in your own commentary that also stinks of 'psuedo-intellectualism', yet we haven't been able to actually talk about much of anything. Maybe, stop hurling insults and using "leftist" as a pejorative, and we can have an actual chat.
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By it don't you mean that America, in and of itself, is systemically racist? That's what I'm refuting. What are you refuting?
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The myth of Nixon’s ‘Southern Strategy’
The conservative appeal to patriotism, anti-communism, free markets, pro-life and Christianity had more to do with the South becoming Republican than anything related to race.The Myth of the Racist Republicans - Claremont Review of Books
The liberal myth of the ‘Southern Strategy’
In a recent letter to the Chronicle, Harriet Heywood tries to obfuscate the racist past of the Democratic Party by invoking various Democrat anti-Republican talking points that have been aroundwww.chronicleonline.com
Nixon's 'Southern Strategy' and a Liberal Big Lie
The Western Origins of the “Southern Strategy”
The untold story of the ideological realignment that upended the nation
Exclusive: Lee Atwater’s Infamous 1981 Interview on the Southern Strategy
The forty-two-minute recording, acquired by James Carter IV, confirms Atwater’s incendiary remarks and places them in context.
www.thenation.comJust look at Atwater's own words on the subject.
And most folks here aren't going to pay DINESH D'SOUZA much mind (who wrote the first Op-Ed you linked)
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Leftist politics are contemptible. The policies thereof have been oppressing and killing blacks for decades.
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I have a lot of respect for you guys for continuing to try and seriously engage someone who sees Candice Owens as a credible source and throws out every alt-right catch phrase and regurgitated talking point ever uttered without even trying to dress it up to pretend it's an original thought. I'm just over here cracking up then every once in a while I see a post from one of you and I'm like "wait, are they still taking this whole thing seriously?"
Y'all are Saints, really, and not the black and gold type.
Y'all are Saints, really, and not the black and gold type.
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You're right. There's no reason to take lefties seriously. They're slogan spouters, historically and politically illiterate.
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Your "I know you are but what am I?" retorts were more clever when my kids were using them, but they were 6 years old. From grown men, they are just embarrassing.
Not as embarrassing as worshipping at the altar of Candice Owens, but still embarrassing.
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Exclusive: Lee Atwater’s Infamous 1981 Interview on the Southern Strategy
The forty-two-minute recording, acquired by James Carter IV, confirms Atwater’s incendiary remarks and places them in context.
Just look at Atwater's own words on the subject.
And most folks here aren't going to pay DINESH D'SOUZA much mind (who wrote the first Op-Ed you linked)
Typical. Leftists don't pay much mind to anything that's true.
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It’s shadow boxing
I would have been at the Thoth parade, but...you know
Plus I’m still trying to figure if he’s a retread or a ‘3 year Letterman’ type brilliant inverse troll
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It's a Zen thing.
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I don't know about a retread, but he's not trolling. There's a profile for these alt-right Grievance Populism types.
There's a segment of people who feel aggrieved in a general sense, but don't really have the ability to express what it is they feel aggrieved about, at least not in a way that isn't immediately repulsive. So they lose themselves in the alt-right blogosphere and use other people's words who are more articulate than them to express it. The problem that always occurs when you're solely parroting what you're being told is you don't fully understand what it is you're saying. There are some catchy phrases in there that it's easy to regurgitate and a few flowery words they didn't know until they heard <insert alt-right blogger here> say it, but repeating by rote is rarely a path to understanding. So they run through the alt-right blogosphere greatest hits:
- De-platforming
- Cancel Culture
- BLM is Marxist
- Leftists are the real racists
- Except Racism isn't real, except by leftists
- If you don't agree with me you're a leftist
- Candice Owens for Queen!
- Did I mention, leftists?
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