Category Archives: Conservatism

National Review on Nelson Mandela

Posted on December 8, 2013 by Hunter Wallace

New York The final word on “mainstream” conservatism: Note: The GOP recently praised Rosa Parks for her role in ‘ending racism.’ “Among world leaders, Nelson Mandela had unmatched moral authority. When George W. Bush awarded him the Presidential Medal of … Continue reading →

Posted in Conservatism, Negroes, Neocons, Race Relations, Racism, South Africa | 51 Comments

GOP Reacts To Nelson Mandela’s Death

Posted on December 6, 2013 by Hunter Wallace

District of Corruption H/T Richard Spencer In case anyone was wondering, this is why we are protesting Lindsey Graham in South Carolina on Saturday, but we are not falling into the trap of endorsing his Republican primary challenger. Update: The … Continue reading →

Posted in Conservatism, Politics | 46 Comments

Playing The “Associations Game”

Posted on August 10, 2013 by Hunter Wallace

Texas It’s time to play the “associations game” again. In the latest case, the Family Research Council (which has been labeled a “hate group” by the SPLC) has pulled out of an upcoming event in Texas called the “Founding Faith … Continue reading →

Posted in Conservatism, Politics, Southern Nationalism, Texas | Tagged | 13 Comments

Lincoln Defended

Posted on June 6, 2013 by Hunter Wallace

National Review Rich Lowry has written an entire book that glorifies Abraham Lincoln and has published a front page cover story in National Review about it: If you do a search for “Northern Conservatism,” the first Google result that pops … Continue reading →

Posted in Conservatism, History | 57 Comments

Richwine Defends Himself

Posted on May 21, 2013 by Hunter Wallace

District of Corruption Richwine defends himself in National Review. My thoughts: if he graduated from Harvard and worked for mainstream conservative orgs in the Beltway, then he was smart enough to know that Conservatism, Inc. is a fundraising scam, and … Continue reading →

Posted in Conservatism, Hispanics, Immigration, Race Realism, Race Relations, Racism | 9 Comments

Charles Murray and Intellectual Cowardice

Posted on May 18, 2013 by Hunter Wallace

District of Corruption Charles Murray has penned a defense of Jason Richwine over at National Review: 1.) National Review fired John Derbyshire and Robert Weissberg for race heresy. How can anyone take these people seriously? We all know that Rich … Continue reading →

Posted in Conservatism, HBD, Negroes, Race Realism, Race Relations, Racism, Whiteness | 4 Comments

John Boehner’s Daughter Gets Married (Photos)

Posted on May 14, 2013 by Hunter Wallace

Florida I’ve never seen a more compelling argument against the “conservative” movement: Note: This is more damaging than the Richwine purge. “The daughter of House Speaker John Boehner has tied the knot with her Jamaican-born love in an intimate sunset … Continue reading →

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Richwine Breaks His Silence

Posted on May 14, 2013 by Hunter Wallace

District of Corruption He gave an interview to Byron York. To his credit, Richwine refuses to apologize. Conservatism Inc. comes across as a bunch of housebroken sissies who cower in fear of Rachel Maddow. Note: It is a waste of … Continue reading →

Posted in Conservatism, Diversity, HBD | 3 Comments

Richwine, Continued

Posted on May 11, 2013 by Hunter Wallace

District of Corruption Check out these three news items: 1.) Jared Taylor mocks the gutless conservatives at Heritage who canned Jason Richwine because of the likes of screeching Jewish neocons like Jennifer Rubin. 2.) Pat Buchanan observes that the GOP … Continue reading →

Posted in Conservatism, HBD | 61 Comments

IRS Admits To Persecuting Tea Party

Posted on May 10, 2013 by Hunter Wallace

District of Corruption Oddly enough, these super patriots led by Glenn Beck once gathered in front of the Lincoln Memorial to pledge their undying devotion to the Washington regime: “Conservative groups have rejected an Internal Revenue Service apology for unjustifiably … Continue reading →

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