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When Republican National Committee Chairthing Reince Priebus heard about a “War on Whites,” he immediately enlisted. Priebus condemned a Congressman in his own party, calling Mo Brooks’s comments about Democrats waging a “War on Whites” as “obviously a pretty idiotic thing to say.” [Priebus on Mo Brooks’ War on Whites’ Remarks: ‘A Pretty Idiotic Thing To Say,’ Breitbart TV, August 7, 2014] Unfortunately for Priebus, the RNC is increasingly irrelevant to the future of the Republican Party and of the historic American nation.

Indeed, if the GOP or the USA are to even have a future, it depends on overcoming political flunkies like Priebus and his unhinged anti-white allies in the Democratic Party. Priebus has never won a campaign, losing a run for the Wisconsin state Senate ten years ago despite enjoying a fundraising advantage. In the words of the man who beat him, Democratic state Senator Bob Wirch, “He was like a Paul Ryan without the charm… He played very well with businessmen, but they didn’t like him at McDonald’s. [Reince Priebus’s star keeps rising, by Dan Simmons, Wisconsin State Journal, August 26, 2012]

In other words, Priebus, this awkward and villainous gnome, was the perfect choice to head the RNC. He presided over the disastrous Republican defeat in 2012 and evidently decided he did such a great job in failing to prevent Obama’s re-election that he should run for re-election himself. [Reince Priebus tries to lock down RNC chair again, by Jonathan Martin, Politico, November 16, 2012]

Priebus’s RNC produced a report which called for “bringing more Hispanics into the Republican Party.” [RNC chair: GOP has to be inclusive to win elections,by Catalina Camia, USA Today, January 24, 2014] As part of that, the Chair told his party to back away from opposition to mass immigration in order to pursue better “messaging.” [Reince Priebus urges GOP to tone down anti-immigrant rhetoric, by Seth McLaughlin, Washington Times, March 18, 2014]

Of course, Priebus once confused President Obama with Osama Bin Laden and accidently called for the execution of the President of the United States – so he may not be the best at “messaging.” [Who is Reince Priebus, Media Matters, January 14, 2011]

Even as Obama’s Children’s Crusade rages on, Priebus spent last month abasing himself before black journalists and pleading that he once worked for the NAACP. [Reince Priebus: GOP gains among minorities won’t happen overnight, by Trymaine Lee, MSNBC, July 31, 2014] Priebus pretends this is a novel approach, but this faux strategy of “outreach” is the norm among recent RNC Chairmen, such as Ken Mehlman, Ed Gillespie, and Michael Steele. All of these men spent their tenures attacking their own party as not being friendly enough to minorities.

And this behavior is predictable. The real job of an RNC Chairman is to appeal to donors, who want the party kept away from populism that could threaten

War On Whites? As the United Nations, the Main Stream Media, and the President of the United States all demand Americans award “refugee” status to tens of thousands of illegals, let’s remember the brutal murder of Rupert “Andy” Anderson, an American veteran allegedly killed by an Ethiopian “refugee" just this month. Ngor Makuey, who has been arrested for the murder of the 97 year-old man and the attempted murder of his 94 year old wife, is an immigrant allowed into this country because of his family’s flight from violence. He used this kindness as an opportunity to bring slaughter to once-peaceful towns.

Two days before Independence Day, a man rang the doorbell at the Andersons’ home, where they had lived since 1947. [Family releases statement in brutal home invasion attack, KCCI 8, July 7, 2014]

Rupert “Andy” Anderson – murdered in his home in front of his wife by a “refugee”

When Mrs. Anderson opened the door, the man immediately attacked her with “either a metal bar or pipe.” When the elderly woman crumpled to the floor, the attacker did the same to Mr. Anderson. Mrs. Anderson was able to crawl to a telephone and call 911 as her husband was bludgeoned to death. [Suspect in fatal home invasion lingered at crime scene by Grant Rodgers, Des Moines Register, July 14, 2014.]

Police responded, trailed by a camera crew from the television show Cops—even cases like this are fodder for entertainment in modern America. Incredibly, police initially found Ngor Peter Makuey standing “calmly” outside the door. His complete lack of emotion and casual presence outside the crime scene was so extraordinary that police assumed he was a family member and only later realized he was a suspect.

Makuey fled and was eventually found at a “housing complex,” with his mother holding the bloody sweatshirt he had just been wearing.

July 2 mug shot of murder suspect Ngor Peter Makuey

Who is Ngor Peter Makuey? According to his stepfather, Makuey was born in a refugee camp in Ethiopia after his parents fled civil war in South Sudan. They “gained refugee status from the United States and moved to Utah in 2001.”

At his initial court hearing, Makuey told the judge he is from Ethiopia and requested...

At the end of the Cold War, Francis Fukuyama famously wrote that our world may be at the "end of history" where "Western liberal democracy" becomes "the final form of human government."

A quarter century on, such optimism seems naive.

Consider the United States, the paragon of liberal democracy.

An NBC/Wall Street Journal poll finds that only 14 percent of the people approve of Congress and only 19 percent approve of the GOP. Seventy-one percent believe America is headed in the wrong direction.

Nor is this the exceptional crisis of a particular presidency.

JFK was assassinated. LBJ was broken by race riots and anti-war demonstrations. Richard Nixon, facing impeachment, resigned. Gerald Ford was rejected by the electorate. Ronald Reagan was highly successful—like Nixon, he won in a 49-state landslide after his first term—but during the Iran-Contra scandal of 1987 there was a real threat of a second impeachment. And Bill Clinton was impeached.

Our democracy seems to be at war with itself.

Now there is talk of impeaching Obama. It will become a clamor should he grant executive amnesty to 5 million illegal immigrants.

Political science has long described what seems to be happening.

From the tribal leader comes the monarch, whose reign gives way to an aristocracy that produces a middle class that creates a republic, the degenerative form of which is that pure democracy of which John Adams wrote:

"Democracy never lasts long. It soon wastes, exhausts, and murders itself. There is never a democracy that did not commit suicide." Then comes the strong man again.

Is that our future? Is Western democracy approaching the end of its tether, with the seeming success of authoritarian capitalism in China and Russia? Recent history provides us with examples.

World War I, begun 100 years ago, brought down many of the reigning monarchs of Europe. The caliph of the Ottoman Empire was sent packing by Kemal Ataturk. Czar Nicholas II was murdered on the orders of the usurper Vladimir Lenin.

Fighting off a Bolshevik invasion, Marshal Pilsudski rose to power in Poland. Admiral Miklos Horthy ran the communists out of Budapest and took the helm. Mussolini led the 1922 March on Rome. Hitler's Beer Hall Putsch in 1923 failed, but his party utilized democracy's institutions to seize power and murder democracy. Out of the Spanish Civil War came the dictatorship of Gen. Franco. And so it went.

Vladimir Putin may be the most reviled European leader among Western elites today, but he is more popular in his own country than any other Western ruler, with 80 percent approval, for standing up for Russia and Russians everywhere.

Polls in France say that, were elections held today, Marine Le Pen would replace Francois Hollande in the Elysee Palace.

Eurocrats bewail what is happening, but, inhibited by secularist ideology, fail to understand it. They believe in economism, rule by scholarly global elites, and recoil at the resurgence of nationalism and populism. They do not understand people of the heart because

It’s back-to-school season across the country. But in an increasing [...]

In a sign of how important immigration patriotism has become to the Republican Party, even the neoconservative Washington Free Beacon is calling out Democratic Senate candidate Gary Peters of Michigan for supporting border security in Muslim Kosovo—but not the United States. [Michigan Dem Was For Border Security Before He Was Against It, by Bill McMorris, August 5, 2014] But even as immigration patriotism gains acceptance within the GOP, it has gone virtually extinct within the Democratic Party.

While the GOP is still far from dependable on the issue, the Democratic Party supports mass immigration with a unanimity rarely glimpsed outside North Korea or black neighborhoods on Election Day.

The House recently voted 216-192 to bar the president from using “deferred action” to enact administrative Amnesty. [Republicans Vote to End DACA After Tense Floor Debate (Video), by Emma Dumain, Roll Call, August 1, 2014] This was an important symbol. The Senate will not pass the bill, and even if they did, President Obama would veto it. Nonetheless, it forced Congressmen to put themselves on record in an election year: did they support administrative Amnesty or not?

With the exception of four people, all the Democrats said they did.

The four dissenters —John Barrow (GA), Mike McIntyre (NC), Collin Peterson (MN), and Nick Rahall (WV)—are among the most vulnerable Democratic incumbents. [Exclusive: GOP Targets Seven House Democrats It Calls Vulnerable, by Alex Roarty, National Journal, January 16, 2013] Indeed, facing tough polls, McIntyre has already announced his resignation.

Take another example. Every single Democrat in the Senate, including “moderates” like Jon Tester of Montana, voted in favor of the Gang of Eight’s Amnesty/ Immigration Surge last year.

This situation is a dramatic departure from the progressive past. Liberal Democrats like...

I wonder how the Ebola doctor feels now that his [...]

Congressman Todd Rokita (R-IN) is on the receiving end of a typical Main Stream Media Two Minute Hate for mildly suggesting that, with the Obama Regime’s border nullification and “Ebola circulating,” we need to “know the condition of these kids” that are being put in American homes. [Congressional Republican Says Central American Immigration Children Could Spread Ebola, by Ben Mathis-Lilley, Slate, August 5, 2014] But if anything, Rokita understating the danger: current immigration policy is in effect a human dirty bomb.

A dirty bomb is a standard explosive laced with radioactive material. Up until now, we’ve avoided a terrorist dirty bomb. But the human dirty bomb seems unstoppable. By combining mass immigration with disease, to say nothing of social pathologies like out of wedlock birth, ignorance, and Hispanic supremacism, the immigration we’re suffering through now is (to adapt Iraq War terminology) a Weapon of Mass Diversity.

The contents of the human dirty bomb are quite nasty: As if the massive welfare state, one-party politics, genital mutilation, and Hate Crimes were not enough, we now have a few new benefits of diversity in the form of communicable diseases. In fact, taxpayers are now getting the privilege of footing the bill for diseased illegal aliens to travel and reunite with family.

Among the benefits of the latest wave of diversity is scabies—“a mite-type parasite that burrow under the skin, leading to itchiness and skin eruptions.” [Immigrant illness: What you need to know about scabies and tuberculosis, by Nicole Kwan, FoxNews.com, July 7, 2014].

I’ve heard of otherwise healthy people having

Border Patrol Agent Javier Vega Jr., deceased, murdered by previously deported Mexican illegals

The voice on the other end of the line is exasperated. "It's insane," he wants America to know. "We're in a war zone." And there's no room for apathy.

"This is coming to a town near you," he warns.

The man on the phone is a veteran of the Department of Homeland Security who works in South Texas. He reached out to me Monday night in the wake of an off-duty U.S. Border Patrol agent's horrific murder on Sunday. The 36-year-old agent, Javier Vega Jr., was shot execution-style in front of his wife, his parents, two of his sons and another child in the Rio Grande Valley. Vega's father was also shot but survived. They were on an idyllic family fishing trip before being robbed and ambushed.

The two suspects are Mexican nationals from Matamoros. "They're here illegally," my source said with a weary sigh. And not just that. They had been previously deported after committing other serious crimes, he says. "But we just drop the thugs off at the border, and they come right back."

The National Border Patrol Council issued a moving statement after a middle-of-the-night manhunt led to the capture and confessions of the two suspects this weekend:

"Agent Vega was armed and fought back to protect his family. During the course of the ensuing firefight Agent Vega's father was hit in the leg and Agent Vega was mortally wounded. After Agent Vega fell, his family members continued to fight back. Agent Vega's actions were in keeping with the finest traditions of the United States Border Patrol and his will be a place, deserved of honor and glory, when the final story of the United States Border Patrol is written."

The White House and U.S. Chamber of Commerce may not speak up, but the NBPC gave the law enforcement

In the midst of an illegal alien invasion facilitated by our own federal government, the governor of America’s most populous state just took a trip to Mexico, apparently to help things along.

The governor: none other than the famous Edmund Gerald “Jerry” Brown, Jr., known by some “Governor Moonbeam”, whom Dick Morris and others think might run for the Democratic presidential nomination against Hillary Clinton. See VDARE.COM’s file on Jerry Brown here.

The trip was organized by the California Chamber of Commerce and included

“…a delegation of more than 100 state government, business, economic development, investment and policy leaders. Delegates paid $5,000 each for the four-day trip, which is subsidizing the cost of Brown’s travel.”

Jerry Brown to meet with Mexican president, Politico, July 27, 2014

Brown was also accompanied by wife Anne Gust Brown and, significantly, by five (!) Mexican consuls general (those posted in Sacramento, Los Angeles, San Diego, San Francisco and San Jose).

Governor Brown’s motives for going, in his own words:

“We want to increase trade. We want to deal with some issues on the refugees that are coming across the border. And I also want to collaborate with Mexico in pushing an intelligent climate change agenda.”

The rapid Mexicanization of California was shamelessly cited by Governor Brown as another reason:

“The relationship with Mexico, the role of those of Mexican heritage in California, is fundamental to our schools, to our well-being, and I think this trip will be productive.”

That’s akin to what former Governor Gray Davis said about California and Mexico forming “one magnificent region”.

Brown spent three days in Mexico City in a mind-boggling succession of meetings with Mexican movers and shakers. He met with Mexican President Enrique Pena Nieto , who, according to the presidential website, “emphasized the economic, political and social links that unite Mexico and California”. Brown and Pena Nieto discussed the fact “that in California resides the largest community of Mexicans abroad.” So both leaders agreed to “increase the collaboration with the goal of guaranteeing the well-being of that population, with the support of the 10 consulates which Mexican has in that state of the American Union. “

Mexico’s paper of record, el Universal, said that the Mexican Presidente “recognized the leadership of Governor Brown….and the decisive actions in favor of diversity and inclusion that benefit the Mexican communities that live in his state.” [EPN se reúne con gobernador de California, By Alberto Morales, el Universal, July 29, 2014] [My translations throughout]

Bottom line: Brown and Pena Nieto talked about how important it is to keep the Mexicans in California happy.

How about non-Mexicans in California?

Brown also visited the Mexican Senate where he said Mexico should...

It has been a summer of remembrance.

The centennial of the Great War that began with the Guns of August 1914. The 75th anniversary of the Danzig crisis that led to Hitler's invasion of Poland on Sept. 1, 1939. The 70th anniversary of D-Day.

In America, we celebrated the 50th anniversary of the Civil Rights Act of 1964. And this week marks the 40th anniversary of the resignation of President Richard Nixon.

Once again, aging liberals will walk the children through the tale of that triumph of American democracy when they helped to save our republic from the greatest menace to the Constitution in all of history.

Missing from the retelling will be the astonishing achievements of that most maligned of statesmen in the 20th century. And as this writer was at Nixon's side for more than eight years before that August day in 1974, let me recount a few.

When Nixon took the oath...