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I didn't read your whole post since it seemed most of it was old drama I didn't really care about. Won't respond to you further if you don't want to get into it.

Although ironically the one guy I can't find even a unsubstantiated rumor about being a jew is Gosar.

Okay, I've seen nothing to indicate that he's religiously jewish either, and that would be something that would be much more widely known. Hell, that's something that congressional republicans would want to bring up, since it's a "religious diversity" they can claim without boomers getting...

"Slovenian and Basque" doesn't really seem like a faked ancestry mate, but what source have you seen that he's a jew? Because I can't find anyone else saying that. I think Fuentes might be straight up Spanish, but regardless he is pretty clearly Criollo or close to anyway. And NAXALT is true...

Gosar's catholic, and per wikipedia, ethnically Slovenian & Basque.

In comparison to the 538 prediction, in 2016 white men ended up being more conservative 62-31 instead of 61-? and white women ended up being less, 52-43 instead of 55-? but the 538 prediction for 2016 was dead on for 2020, 61-38 for men and 55-44 for women.

This is a great point, and tbh something I should have noticed. The map was made prior to the 2016 election using the website 538's election tools. Here It is not based on 2016 exit polls. In absence of a actual total map here, I'm not sure if this could have been the result of merely good...

Eh, I think regardless of whether voting GOP is an effective strategy, it's a reasonable proxy for being right-wing, at least in comparison with voting democrat. I somehow doubt hispanics vote overwhelmingly democrat b/c accelerationism or anything.

White Women don't go mostly dem. They lean less right-wing than White Men do, but they still lean right, and even if only White Women voted, Republicans would still win in a landslide. In contrast no matter how you break down nonwhites into any race or ethnicity, or by men or women of that...

I'm not saying that they faced no anti-Irish sentiment, or that WASPs didn't consider themselves different from the Irish. What @ReggieLedoux suggested was that the Irish weren't considered White for the purposes of the Naturalization Act of 1790. I have seen no evidence they were ever not...

There were immigration laws (at least per wikipedia) but they were on a by-state basis, so different states had different immigration laws. I haven't found anything on what different state immigration laws included though, so I don't know how permissive or restrictive they were, but I assume...

Do you have a page listing for where the claim is made or where the Irish are discussed, so I don't have to read a 334 page book to see if your claim is accurate? There's nothing in this suggesting Irish weren't considered White. The author uses the fact that they faced anti-Irish sentiment to...

Do you have any evidence of this claim? Sure, there was anti-Irish and anti-Catholic sentiment at the time, but I've seen nothing to indicate that they were not considered White or were considered coloured at any point in American history.

I think there's roles for political organizations both inside and outside the GOP, I just don't see the point in doing any sort of electoral project outside the GOP. Someone wants to call your political organization a "party," I have no problem with that, but running candidates only to get 0.01%...

Outside of the US my impression is that third parties are a lot more viable, and I think it's entirely possible that's generally the best way for nationalists to make an impact. Lega, National Front, Sweden Democrats, AfD, etc. are all nationally relevant and encouraging. But the situation in...

That's a third party, because right now it would because regardless of where it wants to end up, it'd be competing with the Republicans right now. I don't think getting on the ballot is the biggest deal. There are plenty of third parties on the ballot in my state. They rarely win elections. They...

Jews in the United States are overwhelmingly left-wing, for instance they generally vote democrat by margins of 70-30 favoring democrats by forty points. Despite making up only ~2% of the US population, they supply the approximately 50% of the donations to the Democratic Party. That's a huge...

I believe that a wide range of tactics, methods, and even organizations are needed, and will not countersignal anyone making an honest effort, either within or without the party. But, outside of the Republican party, I'm not even sure what the real or hard right alternative is supposed to be in...

I don't really think third parties is a viable path forward in a US context. Two party system is kind of locked in. Also, the biggest third party in the US is libertarians. I am not a libertarian obviously, and the best ways to push nationalist policies are obviously not going to be quite the...

I think this both misunderstands what controlled opposition would entail, and what the establishment is selling.