The Scottish PM is a Muslim of Pakistani descent and the UK PM is an Indian Hindu. The UK is about 87% white, and half of who the people you see on TV do not represent that. The only TV my wife watches is The Great British Baking Show, and the demographics have gotten absolutely off the rails in favor of "representation" recently. It usually has 5-6 white people out of 13 contestants (because of course it is) instead of the 11 that would resemble actual Britain. And at least two of those are usually homosexuals. It's like 4 black people, 2 Muslims, 2 Indians, 3 white women, and 2-3 of the most effeminate white men they can find.

Making political "stars" out of people who don't have much connection to the people is just another step towards undermining the Christian and European roots of our nation. Vivek is a Hindu. No thank you. He has no business running a Christian nation. And despite all the efforts of the Satanic Cabal to convince us otherwise, America is still a Christian nation.

Wasn't Ron Watkins going to uncover all the voter fraud in Arizona? If I recall correctly, he just fundraised a bunch, got a couple grainy local news interviews, and refused to get a haircut, shave that stupid beard and dress like a grownup in his "political campaign".

Judge people by their fruit, not by their words.

You know... like Trump being a Big Pharma salesman who might directly lead to the premature deaths of billions, or handing the keys to the Federal Reserve to Blackrock to snatch up single-family homes.

ANYONE in the spotlight should be treated with complete skepticism. Any "new rising star" in the political sphere needs to be carefully considered. I still distinctly remember a friend excitedly telling me in 2004 about this upstart new Senator from Chicago who was definitely going to be the next President because he made such a great speech. And then we got 8 years of "the audacity of hope".