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Revisiting the “Sailer Strategy” after the Trump-2024 victory: Whites cast 80%+ of Trump’s votes, but some call the Sailer Strategy obsolete–Why?
The Sailer Strategy, proposed in the early 2000s by Steve Sailer, argued that the Republican Party’s focus should to maximize its share of White votes, and specifically on Whites in Midwest states. Appeals should be made to the White voters … Continue reading
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Total Fertility Rates by Race in the USA, 1980-2013
Previous posts on fertility rates by race: 1980-2008 and 1980-2010. I present the latest data on U.S. Total Fertility rates by race through 2013. (Data source links at the end of this post.) You can see herein the full effect … Continue reading
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Tagged africa, american indians, blacks, cdc, central americans, cubans, demography, diversity, economy, fertility, george w. bush, hispanics, housing bubble, immigration, puerto rico, race, racehist, steve sailer, total fertility rate, usa, whites
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Mitt Romney and the Hispanics, Or, the Ghosts of 1912
In the recent post about Mitt Romney’s ancestry, I wrote this: Mitt Romney’s own father was expelled from his very birthplace, as a youth, by angry-Mexicans(!) George Romney was born in a Mormon colony in Mexico, in 1907. His parents … Continue reading
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Tagged 2012 election, chihuahua, george w. romney, germany, hispanics, illegal immigration, Jose Antonio Vargas, junius romney, lenore lafount, mexican revolution, mexico, mitt romney, mormonism, oder-neisse line, poland, steve sailer, world war ii
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USA Metropolitanization by Race: White Ruralism Lives On
Recent posts and discussions by Jehu and Steve Sailer inspired me to look into the Census-2010 data on the level of “metropolitanization” by race in the USA (i.e., how rate at which each group lives in a metro area). What … Continue reading
Diversity is a code word, for…
Prominently published in The Washington Post recently was the below graphic. (Article). See if you can see what is wrong with it: Did you catch that? If not, read the title and caption at the top. Now look at the … Continue reading
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Tagged california, code words, diversity, hispanics, multicultacracy, newspeak, political correctness, usa, washington post, whites
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USA’s Total Fertility Rates by Race, 1980-2008
NOTE: This graph has been updated with the newest data through 2013, here: USA’s Total Fertility Rates by Race, 1980-2013 Also a post on the 1980-2010 data with good comments. _________________________________________________ White fertility rate: A caveat: Race-fertility calculations in the … Continue reading
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Tagged 1989, american indians, asians, blacks, communism, fertility, hispanics, mini baby boom, race, racehist, steve sailer, total fertility rate, usa, whites
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Share of births to unmarried mothers, by race, 1990-2010
On social change in the 1990s and 2000s: Questions 1.) What is driving the growth in unmarried motherhood among Whites and Hispanics? 2.) Implications of a rising White unmarried-motherhood rate: Births to unmarried white mothers went from 1-in-6 births in … Continue reading
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Tagged 1960s, american indians, asians, births, blacks, east asians, england, europe, half sigma, hispanics, illegitimacy, japan, lawrence auster, marriage, race, thinking housewise, usa, whites, women
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