Jeremy Carl
@realJeremyCarl
Senior Fellow @claremontinst. Former Research Fellow @hooverinst and U.S. Dep. Asst. Sec. of the Interior. Esse quam videri.
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Montana ranks 49th of 50 states in percentage of immigrants— so in my daily life I’m not confronted with The Great Replacement when I’m not traveling.
Just returning from a trip
To the northeast where I had Yemeni Uber drivers and Congolese hotel front desk clerks.
Americans do these jobs in Montana.
I don’t hate these people— if I were born in Yemen, I’d want to come here too.
But as for the people who actively allowed them to come here— the people who created the policies that brought them here:
I can’t say what I think should happen to them, because if I did, i’d be banned from this site.
It’s a total betrayal of our country.
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After a disastrous showing like this, every single one of these people should resign from leadership.
Johnson never sought the top job and while he wasn't good, he was actually better at moving stuff through a narrow House majority and keeping folks in line than many would have expected.
And at least he has the honor to step aside.
Thune should take the hint.
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Yet another data point showing that immigration has been by far the GOP's strongest issue vs. the Dems.
Remember this post-election.
Just vote.
Do it for Charlie.
@JamesSurowiecki James, bless your heart, as I've written before, you are the absolute epitome of midwittery, and we've chased most of the other midwits off this site.
Never change!
This is pure anti-White blood libel being pushed by the Congressional Black Caucus and validated by the General Cousnel of the NAACP, the President of the National Urban League, and other major figures.
And nobody from the regime media will call them out.
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Whites shouldn't vote for people who hate us.
It really is that simple.
This is the man who just suspended @nathancofnas at the University of Ghent.
The left and academia are far beyond parody.
They are a menace to civilization itself.
As the father of three zoomer young men, I am very sympathetic to the concerns about affordability.
But the talk about burritos etc. is mostly misplaced.
What's gotten prohibitively expensive in recent decades is healthcare, education, and housing, not coincidentally three industries with
(1) Overwhelming amounts of government intervention.
(2) Huge distortionary effects from high levels of immigration.
Stop mass immigration and reduce government meddling in the economy, and young men will be able to afford all of the burritos (or burgers) they want to eat.
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