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President Trump has successfully put the issue of birthright citizenship before the Supreme Court. If the Admin wins, it would be the most important victory for nationalists for many years. However, will the Court jeopardize its supposed "legitimacy" to follow the law? And if the Administration loses, what comes next on the immigration issue? Thumbnail credit: © Andrew Leyden/ZUMA Press Wire

President Trump has successfully put the issue of birthright citizenship before the Supreme Court. If the Admin wins, it would be the most important victory for nationalists for many years. However, will the Court jeopardize its supposed "legitimacy" to follow the law? And if the Administration loses, what comes next on the immigration issue? Thumbnail credit: © Andrew Leyden/ZUMA Press Wire

Christopher Rufo is attacking the idea of white victimhood. Yet is recognizing simple power disparities a declaration of helplessness and weakness? Whites today may not be the most oppressed group of all time, but they are the most gaslit and deceived. Mr. Rufo's declarations, despite his accomplishments, show the limits of civic nationalism and why only white identity can deliver us from our slow march to extinction. Thumbnail credit: © Douglas R. Clifford/Tampa Bay Times via ZUMA Press Wire

It launched the public careers of Stephen Miller and Richard Spencer. It woke up an entire generation to anti-white hatred on college campuses. It showed how quickly American norms surrounding justice and the legal process were falling before the onslaught of an egalitarian moral crusade. The case of supposedly "privileged" white Lacrosse players at Duke and a black stripper riveted the nation, and we are still living with the consequences. However, the depressing reality is that decades later, few lessons have been learned. Thumbnail credit: © Chuck Liddy/TNS via ZUMA Press Wire

Politics may be downstream from culture, but culture is downstream from power. Woke is not dead, it is arguably stronger than ever. Indeed, incentivizes and new rules imposed make it virtually impossible for any mostly white film to win an award again. Besides, classic films *must* be remade, lest white Americans learn they once had a real country. Thumbnail credit: © Imago via ZUMA Press

In a racially diverse country, what is the point of the Olympics? Why cheer for athletes who do not feel like a real part of your nation? However, the thrilling hockey showdown between Team USA and Canada was a reminder of the way things used to be. Yet even this can seem hollow, especially to Canadians, whose government seems to have settled on anti-white animus as something approaching a national identity. Thumbnail credit: © Zhang Haofu/Xinhua via ZUMA Press

In a racially diverse country, what is the point of the Olympics? Why cheer for athletes who do not feel like a real part of your nation? However, the thrilling hockey showdown between Team USA and Canada was a reminder of the way things used to be. Yet even this can seem hollow, especially to Canadians, whose government seems to have settled on anti-white animus as something approaching a national identity. Thumbnail credit: © Zhang Haofu/Xinhua via ZUMA Press

Jeremy Carl, author of "The Unprotected Class," appeared before the Senate after being nominated for a major State Department post by the Trump Administration. Democrats reacted with incredulity to the very idea that whites could be discriminated against. Meanwhile, one Republican lost his nerve and so Mr. Carl's nomination remains in jeopardy. His very nomination shows white identity politics has come a long way, but so too has explicit anti-white hatred.

Rep. Gene Wu provoked conservative outrage with his declaration that non-whites must unite to take over the country from whites because they all share a common enemy. There were even a few lonely voices in the conservative movement speaking out explicitly against anti-white hatred. Yet the GOP as a whole remains silent, even as race moves to the center of American politics. What is taking shape is the remnants of the real (white) America between an emerging (non-white) anti-America — and the latter will dispossess the former without the rise of white identity.

Haiti has been a basket case since its founding. Yet it is for that reason that leftists seem so determined to import as many Haitians as possible into the United States. It was just a few years ago that we were told "Haiti Is Already Great." Now we learn that sending Haitians home is nothing less than a "death sentence." Don't look for any consistency — except the moral imperative of reducing America's white majority. Thumbnail credit: © Al Diaz/Miami Herald via ZUMA Press Wire

It's 2020 all over again, with an autonomous zone rising in Minneapolis, antifa confronting law enforcement, and Republicans getting weak in the knees. Yet for now, the White House is standing strong as ICE operations continue. The obvious question is how can people expect mass deportations if the optics of getting rid of the worst criminals is too much for them? President Trump's immigration agenda — and the nation itself — may be determined by the outcome of the Battle of Minneapolis. Thumbnail credit: © Dave Decker/ZUMA Press Wire

Leftist mobs are now accosting random people in Minneapolis, accusing them of being ICE agents. In the most notorious case, they even invaded a church, which seems to be a violation of federal law. Will the DOJ act, or is this another case where leftists are exempt from the law? And is Virginia the next Minnesota now that Democrats have unquestioned power in the Old Dominion?

A shooting in Minneapolis has given the Left what it wanted — a martyr. However, it's not not exactly the most compelling case, as new video evidence shows the shooting was justified. Still, progressives are capitalizing on decades of taxpayer-funded organizational effort to wage what is essentially a low-intensity insurrection against federal law enforcement. For the first time in recent memory, we may be facing a real constitutional crisis, and President Trump may have to drop the hammer with the Insurrection Act to save the country. Thumbnail credit: © Chris Riha/ZUMA Press Wire

President Donald Trump scored a major foreign policy triumph with a lightning victory over Venezuela. It's a significant blow to China, enhances America's position in the New World and in global oil markets, and shows American military power is still unparalleled. Yet while it's satisfying to see Communists go down in Caracas, what about New York City? Unless the {resident has similar authority to act within America's borders, every foreign policy victory is at best pyrrhic. Thumbnail credit: © Starmax/Newscom via ZUMA Press

America is an economic zone warred over by various ethnocentric tribes who have come here only to loot us. Whites, and whites alone, refuse to play the Identity Politics game and so we subsidize our opponents. Only now are Americans waking up to the scope of the fraud — but will the White House do anything, or just talk?

Vivek Ramaswamy says America is defined by abstract ideals, but even some leading conservative spokesmen don't live up to these "principles," especially loyalty to America alone. Conservatives are also failing to act on the affordability issue, with President Donald Trump disastrously dismissing it as a Democratic hoax. In reality, Americans are an occupied people, with colonization efforts by non-whites taking place (at our expense) throughout the country. To nationalize the election, there must be one simple question: Is America worthy of continued existence, yes or no? Thumbnail credit: © Molly Riley/White House/Planet Pix via ZUMA Press Wire

There are very few problems facing America that are actually hard to solve. However, our system's so-called strengths, not least "civil society" and the independent judiciary, are in the way of common sense solutions. If we want policies that most Americans support, such as the enforcement of immigration laws and the long-term imprisonment or execution of violent criminals, we will need to start breaking some rules. The thing standing in the way of power for normal people are the norms themselves.