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Republicans are Racists

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Vol. XV, No. 107 Sunday, November 1, 2026 Final Edition Free

Pundits & Media

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  • Greg Gutfeld Made Muslim Political Power Sound Like a Gotcha.

    Greg Gutfeld found a question for Jessica Tarlov on the October 22 edition of Fox News' The Five. They were discussing Abdul El-Sayed, the Democratic U.S. Senate nominee in Michigan, and his campaign ad about faith. Mediaite reported the exchange: “You want more Muslims in positions of power?” Well, Greg, they are allowed to apply. We haven't installed a baptismal font at the entrance to the Senate. Tarlov had praised El-Sayed's appeal to religious faith …

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  • Matt Walsh's Problem With the Welfare Ad: The Moocher Was White.

    Matt Walsh objected to Arkansas Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders's welfare advertisement because its supposedly lazy recipient was a young white man named Brad. In his September 28 post, the conservative commentator suggested the villain should instead be a character called Shaniqua. He was not leaving the racial meaning to our imagination. Walsh wrote: "Republicans don't have the balls to do this ad with 'Shaniqua' as the villain." He argued in the same post that Black …

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  • Laura Loomer Called Five Black Women "Ghetto." Asked to Explain, She Said "I Spoke the Truth."

    A note on the file first. This roll call is about Republicans: officials, candidates, the party. Laura Loomer is none of those on paper. She's a far-right activist. She's here anyway, because Donald Trump has publicly praised her and met with her at the White House, and because a Republican member of Congress looked at what she wrote and said the party owns it. We'll take her word for it. Angie Nixon is a state …

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  • Republicans Have a Nick Fuentes Problem. They Also Have a $433 Million Problem.

    On July 27, the New York Post's opinion page ran a column headlined "Republicans must save the party from young wannabe edgelords." On the narrow question, it has a case. The record on the edgelords is genuinely, documentably foul, and we will lay it out below rather than take anyone's word for it. But there is a direction-of-gaze problem here, and it is worth naming. The Republican Party is spending real institutional effort looking down, …

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  • Elon Musk Posted About Race on 26 of 31 Days in January, Then Said He Can't Be Racist

    The Guardian counted 26 out of 31 days. The Washington Post counted roughly 850 posts. Musk's defense: his partner is half Indian. That is the whole defense.

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  • "You Have Said the Actual Truth": The Richest Man Alive Endorses the Theory by Name

    On Wednesday, November 15, a user on X posted a version of the replacement thesis with the antisemitic engine fully exposed: that Jewish communities promote "dialectical hatred against whites" and back the importing of "hordes of minorities" who will eventually replace them, and that they should therefore expect to lose sympathy. Elon Musk, who owns the platform, replied to it. "You have said the actual truth." Consider what had to be true for those five …

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  • "I apologize for my white baby"

    This kind of "article" is what conservatives have boiled systemic racism down to. They do not understand the concept and can't see how their denial of it's existence just bolsters the arguments for it. No one thinks your baby is racist, Karen... But we know it's mother is.

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  • Tucker Carlson Says the Quiet Part Into a Camera, and Fox's Owner Signs Off

    "Replacement theory" used to require a subscription to the worse corners of the internet. It is the belief that a scheming elite is deliberately importing non-white immigrants to dilute and ultimately replace white voters. It is the theory the torches marched for in Charlottesville, chanting "Jews will not replace us", and the theory cited in the manifestos of the El Paso and Christchurch shooters. As pedigrees go, it is not subtle. On Thursday night, Tucker …

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  • Martin Dyckman: Reading the polls: The weight of race | StAugustine.com

    Over the weekend, Martin Dyckman (formerly of the St. Petersburg Times) wrote an article on StAugustine.com that won't be received well in Florida. In this article, he discusses the weight of the "race card" in the 2012 elections.  As a Florida native who spent over 30 years living in the state, I know it's bigoted underbelly (read: the Panhandle.)  Here are some snippets: Another reason is the opposition’s relentless campaign to demonize not only Obama’s record but …

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  • Hurricane Bears Down on NOLA: Rush Makes a Suggestion

    Here we go again.  The defacto leader of the Republican Party has a new plan for killing "Democrats" (read: poor, black citizens) in New Orleans.  Alas, no action was taken and the levees held but Republicans can keep their fingers crossed that another storm will visit Louisiana this season and maybe they will be able to get this plan in place. Here's a transcript for those that can't stand to listen to Rush's voice. RUSH …

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