A reader at VFR echoes my thoughts on an emerging tribalism and takes it even further: Predlude to civil war?
Meanwhile, Lawrence Auster looks at the ethnic politics of Paul Krugman and attributes to liberals a hatred of conservatives:
In 2008, Krugman showed that liberals hate conservatives
Another bad cop
Henninger: liberals think conservatives are evil and mad
Comments on Liberal Hategate
Hume on liberals’ view of conservatives
Humans whose souls have been replaced by politics
I don't like Mark Levin, but Jeb Bush deserves to be criticized:
The Mark Levin Show: Why Jeb Bush Should Never Be President
Jeb Bush, along with some other "leading" Republians, believes the party should do what it is necessary to get the Hispanic vote. (Laura Ingraham also criticizes Jeb Bush and Republican immigration policy.)
This just supports the claim that the leadership (and most of the mainstream "conservatives" who want to be the leaders of the party) don't really care about white America or its interests--the preservation of Anglo-American culture and the moral character of the Anglo-American people. Isn't that what they should seek to conserve? I note that Levin and Ingraham offer no solution either, as while they might balk at balkanization, they can only endorse the proposition nation as a part of their outreach to "everyone." They claim the Constitution as their own, but they pay no attention to the Anglo-American customs and mores that are as important.
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