310 to 228

Michigan goes to Trump

With seven critical Genessee County precincts now reporting results, Donald Trump appears to have won Michigan by 13,225 votes — a margin of less than three-tenths of a percent —  out of more some 4.8 million cast, according to unofficial results posted late this morning by the state. Trump held a 12,488-vote lead over Hillary Clinton through the morning. But with all 83 Michigan counties reporting, Trump won 2,277,636 and Clinton 2,264,361. Trump’s margin of victory was exceedingly close: He won 47.6% compared to 47.33% for Clinton, according to state totals updated at 11:30 a.m. today.

I am informed that this is the worst Democratic performance in the Electoral College since Michael Dukakis.

The reality of identity

This is only the beginning. Identity>Culture>Politics. There is no more “Republican” vs “Democrat”. It is now whites vs non-whites and white quislings. All long-term strategies now need to revolve around demographics, not ideological policies.

Note that the majority of white women voted for Trump. Less than one-third of non-white women did. This indicates that feminism and female suffrage, for all that they are a serious problem, are actually less dyscivic than diversity.

Trumpslide: the Triggering

The first email I read this morning was from my brother. It made me laugh out loud.

Size Medium!

Somehow, I knew what he meant. After a sudden onslaught last night, CryptoFashion was briefly out of L and XL sizes, but it is taking orders for Trumpslide shirts again.

I would be remiss if I did not mention that if you want to know why what happened yesterday was not only predictable, but how Mike Cernovich was able to correctly predict it, MAGA Mindset is now available in both paperback and hardcover editions.

“CUCK!” he cucked, cuckingly

The media cucks continue their cucking, even in the face of the Trumpening and the utter destruction of their credibility.


“I retract none of the warnings that I issued about the likelihood of catastrophe and crisis on his watch. I fear the risks of a Trump presidency as I have feared nothing in our politics before. But he will be the president, thanks to a crude genius that identified all the weak spots in our parties and our political system and that spoke to a host of voters for whom that system promised at best a sustainable stagnation under the tutelage of a distant and self-satisfied elite. So we must hope that he has the wit to be more than a wrecker, more than a demagogue, and that his crude genius can actually be turned, somehow, to the common good. And if that hope is dashed, we must find ways to resist him — all of us, right and left, in the new chapter of American history that has opened very unexpectedly tonight.”
– Ross Douthat

“Hugh, this is where I really, really hope you were right about the potential of a Trump admin, and I was really, really wrong.”
– David French

“I will never apologize for opposing Trump with all I had.”
– Rick Wilson

“It’s so weird.  The guy I didn’t want to win beat the woman I didn’t want to win and I’m okay with it.”
– Erick Erickson

“It looks like Donald Trump will be the next president of the United States. I can’t say I’m rejoicing about his victory — though Hillary Clinton’s defeat is certainly welcome. This is nothing short of an amazing achievement. I’m not sure one can exaggerate what a remarkable accomplishment this is, whether you’re a fan, foe, critic, or skeptic. My views on Trump are well known and I stand by them all. Except, of course, for my skepticism about his chances of winning. I was clearly wrong about that.”
– Jonah Goldberg


 I did not vote for him (or Hillary Clinton), and I do not think he will be a good president…. I don’t think Trump has it in him, but again, I hope I am wrong. The good of our nation and indeed of the world depends on it. Trump has achieved something that is of world-historical importance, and that cannot be taken away from him. He knew how weak the system was, if few others did. He pushed, and it came down.


I was wrong about his prospects for victory, but I still take pleasure in the wailing and gnashing of teeth among the elites of both parties, and especially of the media. That pleasure, though, is sharply curtailed by a fear of what this means for the future of the nation and the world. I do not believe for one second that the left will reconcile itself to a Trump victory. I believe there will be violence. I hope I am as wrong about that as I was about the possibility that Trump would be elected. But I remember the thugs who beat Trump supporters outside California rallies, and I believe those people will come out of the woodwork now. And I fear that Trump will handle the crisis they force very badly.
– Rod Dreher


The real snakes, however, are responding in a manner more akin to Ben Shapiro. They are suddenly pretending that they are glad to see Trump ascend, and within six months, will be claiming to have been staunch supporters of the God-Emperor all along.

The biggest losers, according to Polizette:

The National Review Editorial Board

In its staunch opposition to Trump, the National Review proved itself to be as out of touch and elitist as the liberals it frequently took to task. The magazine had forgotten its roots. No longer willing to stand athwart history yelling stop, it resigned itself to standing meekly by muttering not so fast.

Indeed, the magazine had become too wedded to neoconservative foreign policy and neoliberal economic policy, forgetting that the prime role of a conservative is — as the name suggests — to conserve, not to allow the middle class to be eroded and wage war across much of the Middle East.

Bill Kristol and the Weekly Standard

The neoconservatives may still have their claws firmly around the National Review, but Trump’s win proves once and for all their grip on the GOP has ended. Kristol and his neoconservative cabal at the Weekly Standard were more unwilling than even the National Review to treat Trump as a serious candidate.

Indeed, so distraught were they at the thought of a Trump presidency that they even fielded their own candidate — Evan McMullin — to run against Trump after failing to draft National Review writer David French for the ego-driven, electoral suicide mission.

But, as ever, it is the clueless anklebiters here who provide the most amusement.

You guys will be crying yourself soon enough, when you realize how easily you were played and what damage is going to be done to conservative movement…


We. Are. Not. Conservatives.

We are Alt-Right.

We. Don’t. Care.

The Alt-Right Revolution has only begun.

The hoax media

This is why you simply cannot believe anything they say. The final polls and estimates prior to the election.

  • The New York Times: 80 percent chance of Clinton victory
  • Huffington Post: 98.1 percent chance of Clinton victory
  • Nate Silver/538: 72 percent chance of Clinton victory (323 electoral votes)
  • Bing.com: 89.7 percent chance of Clinton victory
  • NBC/SM: Clinton +6
  • IPSOS: Clinton +4
  • Fox News: Clinton +4
  • NBC/WSJ: Clinton +4
  • ABC/WashPost: Clinton +4
  • Herald: Clinton +4
  • Bloomberg: Clinton +3

But this is what demonstrates how SHAMELESSLY dishonest they are:

Donald Trump has been elected president of the United States.


In an extremely narrow sense, I’m not that surprised by the outcome, since polling — to a greater extent than the conventional wisdom acknowledged — had shown a fairly competitive race with critical weaknesses for Clinton in the Electoral College. It’s possible, perhaps even likely, that Clinton will eventually win the popular vote as more votes come in from California.
– Nate Silver

Oh, shut up, Nate. You were wrong. You were wrong from the start. You were wrong about the primaries. You were wrong about the election. No one should put any faith in your erroneous models ever again.

Keep in mind that Silver not only called a 72 percent chance of a Clinton victory, but actually INCREASED it from 65 percent on the day of the election. This isn’t “statistical science”; it’s not even “statistical analysis”. It is nothing more than postmortem media CYA.

dh, our resident statistical expert, will likely see it the same way. Last night, he wrote:

I would conclude so far:

1. There is a such thing as a reluctant Trump supporter, who was missed by the vast of polls, and was undercounted by as much as 4-5% in some states (and maybe nationally, we’ll see on that).

2. There is no such thing as NeverTrump, the party advantage numbers are exactly where they always have been (prelim but looks solid) – 90/10 party advantage to each candidate.

3. Trump out-campaigned Clinton vastly, and it has really shown. The crowd intensity and star power and magnetism he brought out has apparently paid off in ways that I did not correctly anticipate.

I am sure the numbers will continue to firm up, but at 11EST that’s how it looks. If the polling comes out as bad as it looks right now, the entire industry may be upended from the roots and shaken out.

The entire polling industry needs to be upended. In the light of the next day, it is readily apparent that the polling actually came out worse than it looked last night. The debate between dh and I was never personal, it was a conceptual battle of predictive analytical models.

And it is now very clear that the old media models are now outmoded. This should not be a surprise, considering that the shift from ideology politics to identity politics is only beginning. The transformation from liberal vs conservative to non-white vs white is now underway, but it is far from complete.

TRUMPSLIDE!

I’m not going to say “I told you so.”

But I am going to say “Mike Cernovich told you so.”

Now it’s time to celebrate the Trumpslide and MAGA3X!

As many of you correctly surmised, I turned in after I was confident Donald Trump had won. The only question was the size of the Trumpslide, which we still don’t know exactly, but appears to be in excess of 306 electoral votes. The pollsters had been putting their thumb on the scale, as the size of Trump’s win in FL and OH, the 3-point loss in VA, and the competitiveness in PA and MI tended to show. Given how close the final polls were after the race “tightened”, that was sufficient to convince me that Trump had it in the bag.

This is a historic win. But all it means is that America has the opportunity to defend itself against the global establishment attempting to bury it beneath a mass of foreign invaders. The wall still needs to be built. The swamp still needs to be drained. The invaders still need to be sent home.

Donald Trump has a lot to do, and he is going to have every distraction in the world and every opponent on the planet attempting to prevent him from doing his job. It is the Alt-Right’s job to move the Overton Window and give him conceptual room to work.

This is your victory, all of you who voted for Trump, who memed for Trump, who donated to Trump, and were a part of this. No one expected it except Scott Adams (mostly), Mike Cernovich (from the start), and me (a little later than Mike). But the people have spoken (loudly), Donald Trump is the next President of the United States of America, and now we have the chance to Make America Great Again.

Don’t let up. Don’t show them any mercy. Not now, and not ever, because none will be shown to you.

And I don’t know about you, but I’m going to get myself one of these Trumpslide t-shirts. It doesn’t only refer to the election, it refers to what we hope will happen over the next eight years. And the triggering will be delicious. The salt must flow.

It’s possible that Donald Trump will let us down. It’s likely that the establishment will crash the economy; the Dow is already down heavily in response to his victory. The historical situation remains dire and the demographics remain disastrous. But the main thing is that there is now reason to hope and America is not going to be ruled by a sick and corrupt satanist doing the bidding of her globalist masters.

Well done, everyone. Thanks for spending election night here; there was a record 28,789 pageviews per hour at one point. And, above all, congratulations to the Trump family and to the God-Emperor Ascendant. May he rule harshly, wisely, and well, in the interest of the American nation.

States called

TRUMP

Indiana
Kentucky
West Virginia
South Carolina
Mississippi
Oklahoma
Missouri
Alabama
Kansas
North Dakota
South Dakota
Texas
Wyoming
Nebraska
Arkansas
Florida
Montana

CLINTON


Vermont
Illinois
New Jersey
Massachusetts
Delaware
Maryland
Washington DC
Rhode Island
New York
Connecticut
New Mexico
Virginia

OHIO
Trump is crushing Hillary there. 60% reported.

53%
43%

FLORIDA

Broward is at 99 percent reported with 826,096. Trump leads by 132k. It’s over. Trump has won Florida.

Exit polls

From Drudge:


HILLARY +PA
TRUMP +AZ, GA, IA, NC, OH
COLORADO SHOWDOWN
FLORIDA SHOWDOWN
MICHIGAN SHOWDOWN
NEVADA SHOWDOWN


It’s too soon to even try to reach any conclusions yet. But if MI and CO are close, that’s a good sign.

Two Florida poll workers arrested:

Two Florida Poll Workers Fired, Escorted From Location By Deputies
Broward election officials said two clerks were fired because they did not adhere to “procedure and policy,” but would not elaborate about the circumstances surrounding the disturbance.

So, were they fired for voter fraud, or because they would not commit voter fraud?

And there are machine anomalies confirmed in Pennsylvania:

Election judges in Clinton Township, Butler County confirmed there were issues with two of their eight automated voting machines. Most of the issues came when people tried to vote straight party ticket.

However, others said they specifically wanted to vote for Republican Donald Trump only to see their vote switched before their eyes to Democrat Hillary Clinton.

“I went back, pressed Trump again. Three times I did this, so then I called one of the women that were working the polls over. And she said you must be doing it wrong. She did it three times and it defaulted to Hillary every time,” Bobbie Lee Hawranko said.

Hard MAGA

Good timing on the part of Amazon. The hardcover edition of MAGA Mindset by Mike Cernovich is now available at Amazon and at Barnes & Noble.

In order to get things started, I’m offering the first 25 people to buy it and send me the receipt from either Amazon or B&N a free download code for a copy of the audiobook of SJWs Always Lie. Send the email with HARD MAGA in the subject, please.

And in not entirely unrelated news, THE MISSIONARIES by Owen Stanley is now available in paperback.

A trinity of badthink

Media Matters is freaking out that Donald Trump Jr. is cognizant of the Alt-Right, or at least its moderate branch. But perhaps it is actually more concerned about the fact that some of the uglier allegations can be connected to their founder, David Brock.

Donald Trump Jr. promoted an “alt-right” video on his Twitter account that suggests Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton’s campaign is engaged in satanism and her aides are trying to “kidnap your children, make them disappear, sell them into all kinds of things.” The video features “alt-right” bloggers Vox Day, who claims blacks are inferior to whites, and Mike Cernovich, a rape apologist.

The “spirit cooking scandal” refers to a hacked email posted to WikiLeaks in which lobbyist Tony Podesta asked his brother, Clinton campaign chairman John Podesta, if he wanted to attend a “spirit cooking dinner” hosted by performance artist Marina Abramović. Trump supporters have used the invitation to claim that Podesta and the Clinton campaign are Satan worshippers. The Washington Post debunked the absurd claim, writing that an email “inviting Clinton’s campaign chair to dinner — a dinner he didn’t even attend — is not proof of any of the things that the Trump Internet is claiming about it right now.”

During the video, Molyneux says the news is “extraordinary,” referring to the “Podesta emails, which is all this spirit cooking stuff, and invitations to what seems like occult magic/satanic rituals/I don’t know what the hell is going on.” Cernovich claimed that the allegations are “worse” than what people are saying and that “John Podesta and his brother are doing this together with who knows how many people are there.”

The video also suggests Podesta and his allies might be luring children with their alleged “spirit cooking” parties — a variation of the “pants on fire” false claim that the Clintons are running an underground sex ring targeting children.

Vox Day asked: “Given all of the other weirdness that is surrounding Podesta, and is surrounding these people — because these are the same people that were talking about this whole spirit cooking thing. And so that’s what’s very troubling. I mean, would you ever want your young children going to a party with John Podesta and his spirit cooking?”

Mike Cernovich later said: “If you’re going to have children, you don’t want to live in a world where these people could potentially kidnap your children, make them disappear, sell them into all kinds of things, or who knows what. And that’s what people are realizing now is the gatekeepers are gone. The media people, they’re not writing about this because they’re right there at these parties — with them.”

Day also praised Trump Jr., saying that “he looks like he wants to personally waterboard or guillotine every single member of Hillary Clinton’s circle” during the debates.

Vox Day is an “alt-right” writer with a history of pushing racist and misogynistic rhetoric. He has tweeted that “I support white nationalism.” He also tweeted that “I am an Alt Right nationalist, I’m American Indian.” Day has a long history of racism. He has tweeted that African-Americans have lower IQs than others, are more prone to violence, and are worse than an atomic bomb for a city.

First, I find it amusing that Media Matters think this is going to somehow discredit or disqualify any of us. I stand by every single word and every single tweet quoted. Second, no one has claimed that the Clintons are running an underground sex ring targeting children. We merely suspect that the Clintons are connected to those who run it, and we are inclined to believe that the allegations that one or more Clintons have sexually abused minors are true.

Third, note that Media Matters was founded by David Brock, who is reportedly connected to James Alefantis, the owner of Comet Ping Pong.

We can only hope that after the ascension of the God-Emperor to the Cherry Blossom Throne, he will appoint his son Chief Inquisitor and order him to cleanse the filth with purifying fire.