by Jose Nino, Big League Politics:
According to a recent poll conducted by Reuters and Ipsos, 47% of American voters believe that white’s people’s rights are under attack in the United States. Only 18% are in disagreement with this sentiment.
Moreover, 72% of Republican voters agree with this sentiment, while only 18% are in disagreement. By contrast, only 27% of Democrat voters agree that white people’s rights are under attack, while 45% of independent voters share this belief.
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Indeed, since the Civil Rights Revolution of the 1960s, the managerial state has worked to undermine the Historic American Nation to the benefit of non-whites through affirmative action and other forms racial quotas. This campaign continues in effect as witnessed by the summer of Floyd of 2020, when every institution of American society worked to demonize the country’s white population.
Sadly, Republican leaders have not caught on to this dynamic and refuse to stand up for the interests of white people — their primary electoral constituency. Irish right-wing nationalist Keith Woods noted this in a post on X that he published on December 17, 2023, where he stated “72% of Republican voters in the US agree that White people’s rights are under attack. Only 18% disagree.
You’d think a view so popular would be getting political representation, yet no Republican candidate will even say the words ‘White people’.”
🇺🇸 72% of Republican voters in the US agree that White people’s rights are under attack. Only 18% disagree.
You’d think a view so popular would be getting political representation, yet no Republican candidate will even say the words “White people”. pic.twitter.com/4J1Ms3hI2j
— Keith Woods (@KeithWoodsYT) December 17, 2023
Indeed, at some point Republicans will have to grow a pair and start standing up for legacy Americans. With an enemy in the cultural Left that wants to destroy White America, not being able to stand up for whites will result in the inevitable destruction of the US as we know it.
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