Obama 2012 Campaign Focuses on Ethnic Minorities

How’s that for ethnopolitics? The majority population of white Americans have been thrown under the bus. There can be no doubt that the Democratic party is a pro-minority party.
Peter Wallsten of The Washington Post writes,

“President Obama’s campaign is developing an aggressive new program to expand support from ethnic minority groups and other traditional Democratic voters as his team studies an increasingly narrow path to victory in next year’s reelection effort.”
“Operation Vote will function as a large, centralized department in the Chicago campaign office for reaching ethnic, religious and other voter groups. It will coordinate recruitment of an ethnic volunteer base and push out targeted messages online and through the media to groups such as blacks, Hispanics, Jews, women, seniors, young people, gays and Asian Americans.”

Mark Smith of Yahoo News writes,

“In a fiery summons to an important voting bloc, President Barack Obama told blacks on Saturday to quit crying and complaining and “put on your marching shoes” to follow him into battle for jobs and opportunity. And though he didn’t say it directly, for a second term, too.”

In 2008, Obama managed to get as many as 95 percent of the African American vote. 77 percent of voters who voted for the first time opted for Obama. Obama hopes to repeat that in 2012. This month his campaign hired a longtime Jewish policital activist as a point-man for the Jewish vote.
White American voters are correct to feel alienated and displaced. Richard Spencer pointed out during the NPI Conference, “the Republican party is doomed unless it switches to a pro-majority strategy.” The American Third Position is the most promising political organization to represent the majority white American voter.
Kevin MacDonald wrote,

“The good news here is that it’s hard to believe that Whites won’t begin to identify as Whites and begin to act accordingly when they see that they can’t win elections any longer, even with very strong White majorities voting Republican.”

It is just a matter of time when Whites will see that the anti-White revolution won’t be televised.
The American Third Position Party believes that government policy in the United States discriminates against white Americans, the majority population, and that white Americans need their own political party to fight this discrimination.
Harry Bertram, a pro-white candidate is running for Governor of West Virginia. The American Third Position endeavors to have candidates for political office in every state. Join us!