MEDIA: Melting Pot or Salad Bowl?

Claremont's William Voegeli on whether Susie Wiles has noticed in her
(or Bill Stepien before her (or Brad Parscale before him)) polling of
legacy American proles who might be convinced to cast ballots for
Donald Trump that they approve of the culture that 8+B globe's
aspirants for America might be asked to assimilate:
<URL:https://americanmind.org/features/expropriation-the-end-game-of-anti-whiteness/melting-pot-or-salad-bowl/>
| The hope that America will muddle through to a resolution of its
| ethnic tensions lies in the fact that the obstacles appear more
| ideological than racial. As the social scientist Zach Goldberg has
| demonstrated, white liberals have stronger opinions about the
| futility of blacks' efforts to overcome racial discrimination than
| blacks do, warmer feelings about immigration than Hispanics, and a
| more dogmatic commitment to diversity as a goal in and of itself
| than everybody. We may hope that Gresham's Law does not apply to
| politics: good ideas will drive out bad ones. If so, vigorous yet
| empirically grounded polemics like The Unprotected Class help
| preserve the political space where Americans of goodwill work out
| the nation's differences and heal its wounds.

Will Trump task Amy Swonger push an immigration moratorium thru
Mike Johnson's House.GOV and John Thune or Rick Scott's Senate.GOV
and how much does Swonger estimate it will cost Trump to convince
them?

John
groenveld@acm.org
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"Even arch-neocon Ben Shapiro admits Trump crushed it tonight" -
Darren Beattie
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