Don’t worry, it’s just white nationalism.

I really hope Usha has a lot of dirt on him.

Obviously a very healthy and stable relationship

Seeking a reason to divorce her…

I would say how awful for the wife to have to go through that but we know she’s big ol’ conservative asshole too. Leopards eats faces there lady and nothing else there so I guess we’ll see how much more of her soul she’s willing to sell for power with old couch fucker.

Vance is (presently) Catholic. It wasn’t that long ago that the Catholics were the Scary Bad Guys in the US, immigrating and endangering the views of reasonable, sensible Protestants, and the politicians were off leveraging fears of them.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blaine_Amendment

https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/c/c5/American_river_Ganges_crop.jpg

“The American River Ganges”, a 1871 political cartoon by Thomas Nast from Harper’s Weekly, depicting Catholic bishops as foreign crocodiles preying on U.S. children, illustrating the fear behind the proposed Blaine Amendment

The Blaine Amendment was a failed amendment to the U.S. Constitution that would have prohibited direct government aid to educational institutions that have a religious affiliation. Most state constitutions already had such provisions, and thirty-eight of the fifty states have clauses that prohibit taxpayer funding of religious entities in their state constitutions.

The measures were designed to deny government aid to parochial schools, especially those operated by the Catholic Church in locations with large immigrant populations.[1] They emerged from a growing consensus among 19th-century U.S. Protestants that public education must be free from "sectarian’ or "denominational’ control, while it also reflected nativist tendencies hostile to immigrants.[2]

https://www.oursundayvisitor.com/catholicism-and-the-revisited-history-of-the-ku-klux-klan/

When most of us think of the Klan, we are thinking of it as an organization with a thru-line all the way back to 1865, but the truth is that the first iteration of the KKK was short-lived. Historian David Chalmers explains that it began as group of former Confederate soldiers who amused themselves by pretending to be ghosts with silly titles before evolving into something far more terrible when they realized their antics scared recently freed Blacks. It ultimately became a terrorist group intended to restore white supremacy in the South before being put down by President Ulysses S. Grant’s administration and the military in 1872.

On Thanksgiving Day 1915, William J. Simmons founded the second iteration of the Ku Klux Klan at Stone Mountain, Georgia. This former preacher turned salesman resurrected the ideals and methodology of the first Klan and combined them with made-up imagery from D.W. Griffith’s recent blockbuster film, “The Birth of a Nation,” which valorized them. When Simmons observed the nationwide tension over the question of immigration, he saw an opportunity for his organization ripe for the taking.

Americans’ concerns about immigration had grown as two massive waves of Catholic immigrants arrived in the United States over a period of 80 years, beginning in the 1840s. As Josh Zietz writes, “Until the 1920s, America’s doors were open to European immigrants, as long as they qualified under a statute passed in 1790 that reserved naturalized citizenship for ‘free white persons.'” The first wave consisted of Irish and German immigrants who swelled the ranks of Catholics in the United States by the millions prior to the Civil War. The second wave came between 1890 and 1924 and was even bigger, with most of the new arrivals coming from southern and eastern Europe and settling in eastern and midwestern cities.

Immigrants did not necessarily come to America with the aim of changing American culture (they came for simpler reasons), but change it they did. Most Americans believed their country was a white, English-speaking, Protestant country whose way of life was rooted in agrarian rhythms. This new wave of immigrants was mostly Catholic and Jewish, the majority did not speak English, had customs and loyalties that seemed odd, and made cities politically powerful at the expense of rural areas. Consequently, religious, ethnic and political tensions were combined into anti-Catholic sentiment. Senator Ira Hersey of Maine was hardly unique in complaining in 1924 that “we have thrown open wide our gates and through them have come other alien races, of alien blood, from Asia and southern Europe … with their strange and pagan rites, their babble of tongues.” His implication was clear: These people, including Catholics, could not be good Americans.

his current wife is going along for the ride on this one because I imagine she’s already been promised a sort of “golden parachute” so to speak. She knows shes done for thus the reason she’s been looking more “rough” lately.

He’s probably already slept with Kirks widow, current wife already knows he has also.

Never trust a man with grey beard and completely brown hair. Especially one that always looks like he’s staring into the sun.

Why are we making X one of the major things that you have to have in common to be one of you guys?

That’s a fascinating question.

It’s like the core goal is… being part of the ‘tribe’? I thought that was more of an implicit feeling, but is that the explicit mindset of the Turning Point audience?

Lmfao oh man is he gonna Kirk his wife

Who wants to throw in €5 on a betting pool for what month the divorce/widow marriage happens?

Also, who wants €20 against a quick poligimist marriage to ensure dominave over the browns and the blondes?

I’m good for it, I swear.

She wants him to disavow racism from his base. Marriage is about compromise.

Why didn’t he marry a white Christian fascist baby making machine

Makes me wonder if this is planned. Oh look how a good christian man can bring a wayward woman to the lord.

I’d say he’s sleeping on the couch, but I think he’d enjoy that. :)