Category Archives: History

Causa Oregon

Posted on February 12, 2011 by Hunter Wallace

Oregon I have been waiting for six months now to write an immigration related story about Oregon. I haven’t heard of anything out of this state. This always struck me as quite odd because I check the news several times … Continue reading →

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Maine and MLK

Posted on January 16, 2011 by Hunter Wallace

Maine As we move toward the annual deification of Martin Luther King in the United States, I don’t feel like posting yet another ritual attack on his destructive legacy. I’ve read enough of those over the years. Instead, I would … Continue reading →

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Dissimulation

Posted on December 25, 2010 by Hunter Wallace

District of Corruption Merry Christmas, everyone. Now back to your seats. It might be Christmas but that is no excuse for slacking and giving our enemies a day off. This isn’t the Great War. We are not fighting an opponent like … Continue reading →

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Offense Formation

Posted on December 20, 2010 by Hunter Wallace

Indiana Roy Beck recently noted that we have spent a solid decade playing perfect defense on immigration. Now it is time to go on offense. Meet the face of La Reconquista in America: Dick Lugar Dick Lugar is now the … Continue reading →

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Dixieland Remembers

Posted on November 30, 2010 by Hunter Wallace

The South Keith Olbermann drew my attention to a small piece of good news tonight. I was watching Countdown when Olbermann had a segment in which he furiously denounced the sesquicentennial of the Civil War. Next year, the Sons of … Continue reading →

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Cracking Colorado

Posted on November 29, 2010 by Hunter Wallace

Colorado The defeat of Tom Tancredo in the Colorado Governor race was the bitterest pill to swallow of the midterm elections. The loss of Tea Party candidate Ken Buck added to the sense of disappointment. Upon closer inspection, Colorado wasn’t … Continue reading →

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Review: Civilization and Its Enemies

Posted on October 7, 2010 by Hunter Wallace

Stone Mountain, 2003 Even if I disagree with his conclusions, it is always a pleasure to read a Lee Harris book. I never fail to learn something new. After reviewing The Next American Civil War in August, I decided to go … Continue reading →

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Jacksonian America

Posted on September 23, 2010 by Hunter Wallace

Clinton Country In The Weekly Standard,  Jay Cost draws my attention to an article by Sean Trende published last year at RealClearPolitics about the demise of the Clinton coalition. A year later, this process is far more advanced than it … Continue reading →

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Review: American Insurgents, American Patriots

Posted on September 8, 2010 by Hunter Wallace

British North America, 1773-1776 T.H. Breen has written a fascinating account of the American Revolution. The story he tells in his new book, American Insurgents, American Patriots: The Revolution of the People, has been expunged from the historical record. This … Continue reading →

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