In 2016, despite all odds, Trump won the Presidency. The Republican party also claimed the House of Representatives, the Senate, had a Republican majority on the Supreme Court, and had control of two-thirds of the state governments.
Trump won essentially on three issues: ending immigration, bringing jobs back to America, and push-back against “political correctness” meaning anti-white politics.
Trump and the Republicans, despite having a choke-hold on the federal and state governments, did nothing on any of these three issues. In fact, they did essentially the opposite. They passed no legislation restricting or reversing immigration and in fact immediately began back-tracking as soon as they were in office.
Despite starting an inevitable trade war with China, Trump and the Republicans did nothing to bring jobs back to America, in fact merely fine-tuned multilateral trade agreements to move a tiny number of jobs from China to India and other South Asian nations. Trump canceled NAFTA only to pass an even worse deal under a different name.
On the cultural issues, the Republicans stripped Iowa’s Steven King of all his committee assignments and humiliated him in public after a hit piece in the New York Times. Trump then spent the next four years talking about “the lowest black unemployment in history” and the Republicans immediately stabbed their white voters in the back to pursue “Blexit” by highlighting a handful of Black Tokens like Candace Owens.
To his credit, Trump didn’t start any major wars, likely due to the immediate backlash against his bombing of Syria. To his discredit, instead of putting America First, Trump put Israel First, overturning long-standing, bipartisan US foreign policy to go against the entire world to give Israel everything they wanted: moving the embassy to Jerusalem, recognizing Israel’s illegal annexation of the Golan Heights, and now assisting Israel in stealing all of Palestine and ethnically cleansing non-Jews from Palestine.
Trump was hamstrung by the “Russiagate” hoax because neither he, nor the Republicans, nor the Democrats wanted to admit that it was Israel and its Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu that had actually interfered in the elections. Not only did Trump not lift a finger to oppose AIPAC and the Israel lobby, he relied on them to protect him, which they did only so far as it advanced their extremely narrow interests. Trump’s sucking up to the Israel lobby only made him more a target of attacks by Jewish groups like the ADL.
When the WHO declared the Novel Corona virus a “pandemic” instead of ending all international travel, Trump dithered and the Republicans had no coherent plan on what to do. They simply engaged in petty public relation stunts by calling it “the Chinese virus.” Then, the Republicans mostly went along with a “lock down,” destroying the entire economy, especially small and medium-sized businesses, while the Trump family’s personal bankers at Larry Fink’s Blackrock took control of the economy from even the Federal Reserve and began giving trillions of dollars to the world’s largest corporations and Wall Street banks and hedge funds.
While the richest 1% of the globe were given trillions of dollars, the Republicans barely consented to giving a measly one thousand dollars to the million of Trump voters forced into unemployment due to government policy. Even regular unemployment insurance extensions were fought by the Republicans, led by Trump ally Senator Lindsey Graham, R-SC/Tel Aviv.
When the mass media began a campaign of overt racial demonization of whites, starting with Gregory and Travis McMichael in Georgia, then moving on to the white police officer Derek Chauvin, instead of telling the truth about race, crime, and policing, the Republicans chose to throw their own white base under the bus to cater to the self-admitted “Marxists” of Black Lives Matter.
Now, there is every indication that in all the swing states that matter, Biden and the Democrats have a substantial lead. The abject failures of Trump and the Republicans on all issues – economic, foreign policy, trade policy, immigration, and cultural – guarantees a depressed turnout of white people that would vote for Trump and the Republicans and a high number of former Trump/GOP voters switching to Biden and the Democrats.
To add insult to injury, the conservative Republican majority on the Supreme Court, including the new conservative justice Trump appointed, has spent this year stabbing conservatives in the back on every single issue: traditional morality, pro-life, the Second Amendment, and immigration via the upholding of Obama’s “DACA” amnesty.
Trump promised everything and delivered nothing; white conservative Republicans catered to everyone except for white conservatives.
As soon as Biden and the Democrats win, it’s almost certain that the Black Lives Matter movement will again disband, the Coronavirus pandemic will be declared over, and normalcy will be restored. Republicans will then go back to pretending to be conservative via empty rhetoric while never actually opposing the new amnesties, bailouts, and anti-white policies of the new Democratic government.
Likely, the GOP and the conservative movement will continue to whine about “socialism” when policies that help the working class get proposed and will double-down on catering to anyone except for the white people that vote for them. The conservative Republicans prefer losing to winning and they prefer complaining about “socialism” and “welfare” while giving trillions in socialism and welfare for the wealthiest people in the world.
Conservative pundits – including the so-called “Dissident Right” – will continue to ignore that massive subsidies to big business and Wall Street and keep whining about “socialism” and “egalitarianism” and “welfare.”
There is certainly zero reason for an American – a white American – to ever support a Republican, a conservative, “the right,” or capitalism.
Better to fight it out in the ruling party by forming a pro-white populist lobby in the Democratic party. Leave the Republicans to their non-white tokens, their “up by their bootstraps” “free market” virtue-signalers, and the Israel Lobby.
#whitestrike
Banned Hipster 
I honestly believed that the momentum of winning would push at least some Republicans into the populist direction, that at least some of them would prefer riding the wave over cucking, but apparently not.
related: The End Of Trump by your buddy Karl
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“In response to a bipartisan effort to give federal workers another day of paid leave by designating Juneteenth a federal holiday, we have offered a counterproposal that does not put us further in debt,” Johnson said Wednesday. “We support celebrating emancipation with a federal holiday, but believe we should eliminate a current holiday in exchange. We chose Columbus Day as a holiday that is lightly celebrated, and least disruptive to Americans’ schedules.”
https://www.foxnews.com/politics/gop-senators-propose-replacing-columbus-day-with-juneteenth-as-a-federal-holiday
So the Republicans are worried about putting us further in debt. Their proposal is to make sure workers don’t get another holiday. But Wall Street’s bailouts are secure.
You can’t make this up – it’s sheer comedy.
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As usual the GOP “compromise” makes it worse.
What’s next, officially canceling Christmas for kwanza?
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@guest
Hanukkah of course. It’s impossible to overestimate how bad conservatives and Republicans are. They are literally worse than Communists.
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@Guest…
Kwanzaa would never be targeted, as it is essentially a U.S. Black Nationalist, Black Panther created holiday.
Christmas, on the other hand, is the real prize, as already demonstrated by The Judeo-Bolsheviks operating in Mother Russia a century ago.
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Just when I think there cannot be anything worse than The Democrats, The Republicans step up to the plate and hit it out of the park.
Looking at the election from an impersonal view, I have to say it’s really quite fascinating, for, on the one hand, we have an incumbent president, who has been embattled by his own government like none before.
Though he could easily grant himself a sure win by going forth with a number of promises he made in 2016, he seems content to carry on like Der Fuhrer in the Bunker – tweeting about how he is the lone warrior whose genius was not quite comprehended by the bourgeois rabble.
Meanwhile his opponent, the first candidate to run who is blatently in dimentia, secures a big lead over him by staying in his basement and issuing heavily edited statements!
And The Republican Senate? Instead of doing something to break of Big Tech censorship of those on The Right, they opt for movement to a new media platform of Parler.
If I were not so sceptical of what I am seeing, I might think it the battle of the do-nothings, and those who would tell us that doing nothing is a virtue.
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As per Willie Sutton’s dictum, you go to where the money is. In the case of white people, that’s ever more the GOP. I believe both parties are hopeless, but the Republican base can be reached and the Party ridiculed and discredited from within as well as without.
BlackRock & Friends own all high-level players and institutions.
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Yes, Dear Bob – both parties, sad to think or say, are hopeless, completely hopeless.
That said,m the Republican Party is far more dangerous than The Democrat, this because it actually allows Whites to think that they have some protection, which, as recent weeks demonstrate, we don’t.
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Oh, I completely agree. But like the bank analogy, high reward accompanies high risk and whites are ever more congregating under the GOP aegis, foolish as it be. The priority must be to discredit and de-fang this wicked apparatus at the same time stealing away talent for the Nascent Little Americas. The inside and outside strategy.
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@Bob…
“Oh, I completely agree. But like the bank analogy, high reward accompanies high risk and whites are ever more congregating under the GOP aegis, foolish as it be. The priority must be to discredit and de-fang this wicked apparatus at the same time stealing away talent for the Nascent Little Americas. The inside and outside strategy.
Thank you for the affirming opinion.
Yes, I quite agree with you that no time can be wasted reminding our brethren what a rotten apparatus Thew GOP is, and that, although there may be still some good apples in it, such as Freshmen Senator Josh Hawley of Missouri, we’re not going to reform or take over a platform that has been bought and paid for many times over, decades ago, already.
I think, and have thought, for a long time, that one of the keys to improving the situation is to establish viable 3rd and 4th parties.
As a Southerner I would like to see a Southern Nationalist party emerge that would be welcoming to non-Southerners, as well.
Moreover, either additionally to that, or in lieu of that, a reprisal of The American Party, the party that was George Wallace’s platform for a failed attempt to win the presidency, would be a good idea.
We need other parties, and even if they can only garner 5-10% of the vote in the early days it will totally change the political landscape, assuming this country actually stays together, which I do not assume it will.
What do you think : —– would you be interested in candidates from an American Nationalist Party that stressed borders, language, culture, law & order, no foreign wars, a nationalist economy and constitutionalism?
Or do you have a better idea?
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@Ivan Turgenev
Unless I read someone discussing running LOCAL GOP politicians, for LOCAL races, I won’t take any Republican seriously.
Start now, taking over the local county councils and local GOP parties, and you’ll have the power to take over the nation for the next generation.
But simply reading the rhetoric of a Republican federal candidate who mouths some “conservative” platitudes is a waste of time.
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@Banned…
Thank you for your thoughts, as always.
Look, I realize that the national sphere of politics is cooked.
That said, it costs me, and us, absolutely nothing to support any candidate who looks like they may be promising, and Tucker Carlson is that.
That said, I totally agree with your notion of getting involved locally.
Would it surprise you to find out that I already am?
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Diffuse and local is the only sensible way to oppose highly concentrated power. Grassroots will take at least a generation as the Hipster says, hard work and much humility. You might like this chat with Cody Wilson.
https://identitydixie.libsyn.com/rebel-yell-20200703-183-cody-wilson-ghost-gunner
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“Antisemitism” is more tolerated within the Democrat ranks only because Jews have an firm grip on the Party’s middle and upper power structure and the base is essentially passive. Not so the GOP, however toadying their leadership may be. Some of that pesky, ever more white, base might wise up. The peasants may well be revolting.
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@ HR:
I can vouch for it, but this might interest you:
https://crooked.com/podcast-series/wind-of-change/
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“can’t”
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