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[Whites’ Views on Obama] By Religious Identification and Race

Posted on February 4, 2015 by Hail

Whites are mostly negative about Obama, as consistently only around 30% approve of him (despite the Nobel Peace Prize). This 30% figure is far from the whole story. Wide differences in outlook on Obama within the White population are worth … Continue reading →

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Mitt Romney and the Hispanics, Or, the Ghosts of 1912

Posted on October 15, 2012 by Hail

In the recent post about Mitt Romney’s ancestry, I wrote this: Mitt Romney’s own father was expelled from his very birthplace, as a youth, by angry-Mexicans(!) George Romney was born in a Mormon colony in Mexico, in 1907. His parents … Continue reading →

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Mormon Fertility in the 21st Century and America’s Destiny

Posted on October 3, 2012 by Hail

A recent post by Steve Sailer speculates on the future of Mormonism in the USA. “Ever since roughly 1890, Mormons have been trying to compensate for the weirdness of their founding era by closely emulating mainstream middle class white American … Continue reading →

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Mitt Romney’s Ancestry

Posted on January 20, 2012 by Hail

“I know of no way of judging the future but by the past.” –Patrick Henry The typical White-American is aware of his own particular ancestry, to some extent or another. Most people are, consciously or not, animated by such knowledge. … Continue reading →

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