00:00 KMG leaves Edmonton for Victoria
06:00 Jim Acosta loses his hard press pass to White House
08:00 Trump’s first 22 months was mixed
12:00 KMG on mid-terms
20:00 Bill Kristol says demography is destiny
26:00 David Brooks in NYT: “Over the next few decades, America will become a majority-minority country. It is hard to think of other major nations, down through history, that have managed such a transition and still held together.”
35:00 Bill Sammon/Fox News call House for Democrats around 6:30 pm CA time, with 90 minutes of open polls on the West Coast.
41:00 Trump thrives on confrontation
1:00:00 Jeff Sessions is out as AG
1:02:00 Q-Anon destroyed
1:08:00 No progress on Wall, no second term for Trump
1:13:00 Mid-terms death blow to Trump agenda?
1:20:00 Why no talk about e-verify?
1:28:00 At Last, Israel Recognizes Ethiopian Spiritual Leaders
1:33:00 Bill Kristol says demography is destiny
1:38:00 How did Kris Kobach lose in Kansas?
1:39:00 DT says to Democrats two can play the investigation game
1:40:00 Trey Gowdy grandstands, accomplishes nothing
1:44:00 Antifa riots outside of Tucker Carlson’s home
1:50:00 LAT: “[Adam] Schiff…has big brown puppy dog eyes, apple-red cheeks and the mildest manner you’ve ever seen in a former prosecutor with a killer instinct.” Sounds like Teen Vogue.
1:52:00 Anderson Cooper, Don Lemon. CNN seems gay.
1:53:00 Homo-erotic MSM crushes on Trudeau (father Pierre and son Justin)
1:58:00 Mueller on the brink: https://www.chicagotribune.com/news/nationworld/politics/ct-mueller-russia-investigation-20181107-story.html
2:00:00 Ecce Lux joins discussion about internet blood sports with Brundlefly
2:17:00 WEHT to Frame Game?
2:27:00 Richard Spencer/Mike Enoch have taken the most pressure and not cucked, everyone under similar pressure has disappeared
* JF Gariepy kicks Jim Goad within 2 minutes last night.
* Bill Kristol chortles at the browning of America:
I've always disliked the phrase "demography is destiny," as it seems to minimize the capacity for deliberation and self-government, for reflection and choice. But looking at tonight's results in detail, one has to say that today, in America, demography sure seems to be destiny.
— Bill Kristol (@BillKristol) November 7, 2018
* Trump warns Democrats: Two can play that game.
* It’s hard to tell the difference between Teen Vogue & the Los Angeles Times: “[Adam] Schiff…has big brown puppy dog eyes, apple-red cheeks and the mildest manner you’ve ever seen in a former prosecutor with a killer instinct.”
* ‘CNN Should Be Ashamed’: Jim Acosta Hogs Mic at Trump Midterm Presser
* Jake Tapper: Lots of GOPers losing tonight — Coffman, Curbelo — have been critical of POTUS ….meaning the next GOP House conference will be much more Trump-supporting.
Democrat males wear the Soylent Grin:
If the Democrats think they are going to waste Taxpayer Money investigating us at the House level, then we will likewise be forced to consider investigating them for all of the leaks of Classified Information, and much else, at the Senate level. Two can play that game!
— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) November 7, 2018
White women:
76% Kemp
59% Cruz
51% DeSantisBlack women:
95% O'Rourke
97% Abrahms
82% GillumWhite women gonna white.
— Elie Mystal (@ElieNYC) November 7, 2018
61% of white women voted for Cruz over Beto. 76% of white women voted for Kemp over Abrams. 51% of white women voted for DeSantis over Gillum.
White women: What will you do to be accountable to women, trans, queer, and non binary people of color in your everyday lives? pic.twitter.com/KVDTsHA0T0
— Jessica Raven (@thejessicaraven) November 7, 2018
The larger question, and one that remains for another time, is: what should American Jews do? If ADL won't protect Jews against non-Republican violence, is there an organization that can/will? How should US Jews approach personal security? All worth contemplating.
— Seth Mandel (@SethAMandel) November 8, 2018
Sessions was a massive cuck who stabbed Trump in the back by recusing himself and then maliciously targeted WNs for prosecution.
What he did on immigration was elementary and can be done by anyone. Glad he’s gone. https://t.co/LkEraapmOy
— Will Westcott ??? (@westland_will) November 7, 2018
Basically my predictions as well. (Trump is not to blame for coming recession, though. That's built into the business cycle.) https://t.co/e7WWpeRglQ
— Richard ? Spencer (@RichardBSpencer) November 7, 2018
Trump is the vital focal point of white consciousness and racial energy worldwide.
Trump's administrative record is largely embarrassing and far short of what was momentarily possible. Elements of it may set white peoples far back in the long run.
— Evan McLaren (@EvanMcLaren) November 7, 2018
One positive outcome of tonight could be that people like Nick stop pretending that we’ve actually been winning this past year and a half. Facing this reality is a first step toward maturity.
— Richard ? Spencer (@RichardBSpencer) November 7, 2018
The economy didn't matter, tax cuts didn't matter, race mattered.
When will the @GOP learn? Democracy is a racial headcount. pic.twitter.com/BKFtlxDOWq
— Will Westcott ??? (@westland_will) November 7, 2018
What to expect:
– No immigration reform (GOP spent the political capital on tax cuts)
– More censorship (obv. no regulating Twitter like a utility now)
– Endless Trump investigations
– Neocons going off the reservation
– Recession in another year, Dems win Presidency in 2020— ak (@akarlin88) November 7, 2018
* I like the guy and appreciate what he’s done with immigration but he shouldn’t have recused himself. Democrats don’t play by the rules but a lot of Republicans like Sessions still do, even though the Kavanaugh farce woke some of them up. Republicans need to stop playing by rules that their opponents ignore.
Also, Trump was an immigration patriot before he hooked up with Sessions and will stay one, so all the commenters who are going to say he’ll cave on immigration are wrong.
* Good riddance.
Two years ago, when the liberals had their collective panties in a knot over Jefferson Beauregard Sessions, the drawling Southerner from Alabama, I was cheered.
Turns out their hatred and my optimism were misplaced. Sessions failed to sue blue states for Second Amendment civil rights violations; he failed to sue colleges and businesses for anti-white affirmative action practices in violation of the 14th Amendment; he failed to effectively prosecute both illegal aliens and the employers who hire them; he failed to prosecute antifa and other leftist mobs for interstate gangsterism and racketeering; he failed to discipline the FBI for its role in the attempted coup against Trump.
If only the caricature of Sessions as the redneck Southern sheriff had been true…
* Sessions, like Graham when McCain was alive, is a principled gentlemen who truly wishes to be an upstanding member of society and to “do the right thing” and play by the rules. Too bad because guys like that get taken advantage of by two-faced, amoral sociopathic liberals; you know, nice guy finishes last. Graham got a taste of this during the Kavanaugh hearing. Sessions probably honestly thought he should play by a set of rules his enemies are tearing up. Remarkable naivety. Boomers like Sessions and Graham come from a generation that valued civic virtue, principles, and the rule of law. But guys like them also let in a bunch of foreigners who think those things are quaint abstractions invented by racists to keep them down, changing the country into something alien in the process. Something similar happened with Israel. Russian immigration change the country’s character into something totally different from Oslo. People make countries. Not lines on a map or ideological abstractions.
* State Rep. Ilhan Omar made history, becoming the first Somali-American elected to the U.S. House by defeating Republican Jennifer Zielinski in the Minnesota’s Fifth Congressional District.
But is she the first person elected to the House who married a sibling? (I’m combing through wiki’s West Virginia entry as I type.)
* “too soon and polls still open – they’re trying to throw it”
Reminds me of a great article that appeared on TAC years ago. It alleged that Dan Rather purposely misstated Florida’s poll closing time on election night 2000 a number of times in an attempt to throw the election to Gore, the rival of the family he personally hated. It was noted in the article that Rather was 1.) unlikely to have made this mistake on accident considering the number of times he said it (he had producers after all) and 2.) likely intended this time zone fallacy to spread. It did, being picked up and repeated by multiple networks. Although, in their cases, the anchors in question only said it a few times after a producer had probably corrected them.
* The United States is a RED NATION with BLUE ISLANDS of high-density urban populations on the coasts and within the large cities of the interior. Since this was a mid-term election, urban population density mattered, especially with respect to congressional districts apportioned on population.
Oklahoma voted RED … while Oklahoma City and Norman voted BLUE.
Kansas voted RED … while Kansas City, KS, voted BLUE.
Missouri voted RED … while Kansas City and St. Louis voted BLUE.
Indiana voted RED … while Indianapolis voted BLUE.
Tennessee voted RED … while Nashville voted BLUE.
Virginia voted RED … while the urban buildups voted BLUE.
Pennsylvania voted RED … while Pittsburg and the Philadelphia urban buildup voted BLUE.
Colorado voted RED … while the Ski Slopes voted BLUE.
etc.
The Electoral College and Senate based on state sovereignty and geography rather than apportioned based on voter majorities means that the RED STATES will continue to exert a major influence on national politics. The urban Democrats will continue to cry foul; that is, that the United States is not a democratic nation and will not be one until the Electoral College is done away with and the number of Senators is apportioned based on population. Then, the East Coast and Left Coast (with a little help from select large cities in the interior) can, by themselves, elect the President, the Senate, and the House of Representatives.
This will never happen short of a violent civil war/revolution won by the urban centers. In the meantime, it is a standoff between urban and rural populations.
Over the next few decades, America will become a majority-minority country. It is hard to think of other major nations, down through history, that have managed such a transition and still held together. https://t.co/vv6FIIz2iP
— David Brooks (@nytdavidbrooks) November 6, 2018