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White: The New Minority
By R. Mitchell on May 17, 2012 in In The News
According to a new census bureau report, whites of European ancestry account for less than half of newborn children in the united states. For the first time in America’s history, Caucasians are no longer the largest newborn generation. Demographics have been changing in the United States for decades. Anyone over the age of fifty would have [...]
B.I.A.- One of the Oldest Government Bullies
By R. Mitchell on Sep 14, 2011 in Politics
The Bureau of Indian Affairs was the biggest bully created by the government until the creation of the IRS. The BIA hasn’t been in the news much in recent history but that could change with one of their latest initiatives. The BIA has told the Cherokee Nation that they must let descendants of some [...]
Herman Cain: 2012 Presidential Profile
Personal Information Herman Cain was born Cain was born on December 13, 1945 in Memphis, Tennessee, to Lenora and Luther Cain, Jr. His mother was a cleaner and his father was a janitor, a barber, and a chauffeur. He grew up in Atlanta, Georgia with “his loving parents, and little else.” Family Married to Gloria, and they have two grown [...]
Why Do Blacks Vote for Democrats? [Video]
By R. Mitchell on Aug 22, 2011 in Videos
Racism is an issue that continues to rear its ugly head in America. To hear the Democrats tell it, all Republicans are racist. However, the Democrat party has always been the party of racism in our nations history, so why do black people continue to vote for Democrats? There is a terrifying answer- Andrew Klavan [...]
A Treatise: The REAL Legacy of Racism in America
By R. Mitchell on Aug 14, 2011 in Opinion
Over at Townhall.com editor Erika Johnsen asks this question: What possible motivations could liberals have for subverting this into a racial issue? [VIDEO] Nancy Pelosi on Par with Sheila Jackson Lee: Why This President? My initial reaction to that question was an emotional….ARE YOU KIDDIN’?, so I allowed my systolic to abate some and continue [...]
Celebrating a Political Anniversary
It was back 8 years ago, although it seems like an eternity now, that I…for the first and last time ever pissed my pants laughing. I was reading an article about two hours ago and it mentioned the name of a female congressperson from Texas. That was all I needed for some raucous instant-recall. Return [...]
