Patriotic immigration reformers didn’t have a dog in the NY-23 Congressional special election fight—Conservative Party candidate Doug Hoffman toed the Club For Growth line, so the issue didn’t surface—but you have to be amazed at the gloating over-interpretation of his very narrow loss (46%-49%). Particularly when you know from bitter experience that a Hoffman win would immediately have been spun down … [Read More]

The fascinating news that the ageing William F. Buckley, beset by bladder problems, developed the habit of opening the door of his moving limousine and urinating into passing traffic—revealed by his son, Christopher Buckley in Losing Mum and Pup, his unsparing memoir of his just-deceased parents’ final year—is almost laughably symbolic. CB himself—whose father certainly presented him with much more distressing … [Read More]

I’ve argued in The American Conservative that, because most states are not in contention, the only rational use of the ballot is to send a message by casting single-issue vote for the Third Party presidential candidate who represents that issue. The most important issue in facing America is the imminent abolition of the historic American nation by out-of-control mass immigration, both … [Read More]