BUSHITE POLITICS -- GONE WITH THE WIND | 2006-09-25
As nonwhites flow into white countries, each group will get its own spokesmen. Right now all nonwhite minorities are the left's Faithful Colored Companions, like Tonto to the Lone Ranger. Teddy Kennedy has his solid line of colored supporters. The Democratic Party spends tens of millions of dollars each election, "getting out the minority vote," on the solid assumption that one brown skin = one liberal vote.
In Europe, any major leftist demonstration will be heavily colored. Their thugs out on the streets are colored.
But in California, the Hispanics have elected themselves a mayor of Los Angeles. More and more coloreds will demand to take over their OWN politics, with their OWN spokesmen. This process is just beginning. It is a process in which today's white anti-whites will have no place.
Another process is wholly unnoticed by the media. As minorities grow, whites become more and more united. Right now they vote solidly Republican. Never before has the white population been so solidly united behind a single party. Simple arithmetic tells you that, since the colored population is incrasing geometrically and it votes solidly Democratic, the fact that the Republicans have a national majority -- they were a minority before the increase in nonwhite population -- whites must be united soliudly behind the Republicans.
We have an exact historical parallel in the Whig Party. The Whigs held onto a Southern vote that favored the EXPANSION of slavery, just as Bush holds onto his dream of a huge Hispanic vote.
The Whigs actually won the election of 1848. By 1856 the Whig Party had disappeared without a trace. But while it existed, the Whig Party contained the only hard-core group which opposed the EXPANSION of slavery into the Western territories. Lincoln was a Whig congressman.
In 1848 people were debating the Whig platform with the breathless enthusiasm that we see people talking about Bush on Stormfront today. The last Whig to be elected president was a slaveholder who more or less opposed the EXPANSION of slavery, Zachary Taylor. By 1856 anyone who discussed Whig politics would have been put into a lunatic asylum.
So the transition will not be gradual. The American political system is a natural two-party system. Only in 1856 were there three powerful national parties, the Democrats, the Republicans, and the now-forgotten American Party, now called the "Know-Nothings." BY 1860 there was only a fractured Democratic Party which could not take a united stand on the slavery EXPANSION issue and a united Republican Party, which did. The Republicans elected Lincoln with 40% of the vote.
And the Whigs? The Bush Party of 1848?
Gone with the wind.