Luke Ford

Comments at Steve Sailer:

* Just saw Trump at a rally in Ohio tonight. What I was most struck with was his vigor. He is amazing for 70. He spoke for an hour, his voice was strong throughout. He used a teleprompter, but ad libbed cleverly. He has really improved in a short time. It was clear to me he is very smart, a quick study. And the message: America first in all things. Incredible! Also, even though he has an ego, he was sincere and even showed some humility. It explains why he connects so well with average folk. He is real. He is actually becoming quite a formidable candidate. The juxtaposition with Hillary at debates will likely be striking, both physically and emotionally. His leadership vibe was off the charts. It was as if everything in his whole life has prepared him for this moment. I realize this is effusive, but he was quite impressive in person.

* More to the point the media needs to admit, “That bastard Trump has cost us more than a Billion Dollars during the primaries and another Billion during the main camaign by not needing to spend anything on advertising! One more election like this and we’ll have to sell our homes in Malibu and the Hamptons.”

Seriously, they hate Trump even more because he has turned off the cash spigots to the consultants and the media players … this is some serious bi-partisan retribution. Our elections have become the biggest money laundering scam on the planet.

* Mark Zuckerberg: I think you need to do more immigration stories. There needs to be stories touting the benefits and glories of comprehensive immigration reform.

You see, I come here to iSteve on most days, and all you people do is whine and bellyache about your own selfish petty little concerns. My country, my heritage, my people, my future, my children, my grandchildren, my parents, my grandparents, my first cousins six times removed, my racial purity, my cartoon frog memes, my border security, my personal security, my quality livable neighborhoods, my affordable family formation, my community social altruism, my country’s economic well being, my fair and equitable distribution of income and wealth, me me me me me. What a bunch of cockypop!

Not a one of you have the consideration to think about what I need, what I want. And it’s not like it would hurt — I think about me all the time, and it certainly hasn’t hurt me! Me thinking about me for the last 32 years 4 months has resulted in me accumulating a $50 billion fortune. If you people would take the time to think about me, my fortune would be far larger. And that would be good for me.

Which is why I say:

Make my immigration reform comprehensive, please!

Comments at Steve Sailer:

* As a conservative, watching college football will be more difficult now that the NCAA has sided with homosexuals and cross-dressers over traditional common sense. The bullying of North Carolina is disgusting. NBA, fine, mostly Democrat fans anyway. But the NCAA? Their knife in Gov. McCrory’s back two months before the election will assuredly seal his fate.

Are there any sports leagues, except maybe auto racing, not infected by the left?

* Reminder that the Left never stops. Whatever deference, concessions you give them are never enough. Now, baseball is inherently racist because it has too many Afro-Caribbeans instead of Afro-Americans. Then it will be lacrosse, rugby, and wherever else suburban whites go to carve out cultural space from their increasingly militant and resentful Afro-American fellow citizens.

* The American Matt Centrowitz won the Olympic 1500m in Rio by running a super strategic race, controlling the pace from the front and then outsprinting everybody to the finish line. So, it was a very slow time but Mr. Centrowitz is very happy with his gold medal. The 1500m is like that: it’s probably the most cunning running race. It’s likely not a coincidence that Jim Ryan, who won the silver medal in 1968 in Mexico City, served six terms in Congress.