Monday, August 12, 2013
Martin, Zimmerman, “Immigration Reform,” and the Two Rich Lowries
By Nicholas Stix
August 12, 2013 at 1:08 a.m.
VDARE
National Review has just triangulated against Rep. Steve King, who is emerging as the hero of patriotic resistance to the Amnesty/ Immigration Surge a.k.a. “Immigration Reform” bill in the House in parallel to Senator Jeff Sessions in the Senate—unquestionably because holy dread about King’s (indisputable) point, that illegal alien valedictorians are far exceeded by illegal alien drug mules, is the current price of Main Stream Media respectability. The editorial was unsigned, but VDARE.com’s James Fulford, a renowned textual critic, says: “I'll take a guess based on style—imitation WFB—that it was actually written by Rich Lowry, who in any case is responsible for it as NR Editor.”
Which is interesting to me, as a student of fashionable Manhattan journalism from my vantage point in Far Rockaway. I’ve decided there are two political writers named Rich Lowry, whose views on matters such as Trayvon Martin and the Amnesty/Immigration Surge Bill are significantly opposed. For simplicity’s sake, I’ll call them “PC Lowry” and “Conservative Lowry.”
{Some readers don’t like us criticizing Conservatism Inc. pundits, saying that they are on our side. But they are not. Of course, Rich Lowry in particular, and the neoconservatives of whom he is an ally, systematically seek to destroy the lives of immigration reform patriots, paleoconservatives, race realists and anyone more brilliant than themselves , while sucking up to the Cultural Marxist Left. But, more significantly, their careerism causes them to be flat out wrong at key junctures. It is forgivable to change one’s mind, but one must own up to it, and explain why one did. Otherwise, one is no better than the scurviest politician.)
[Read the whole thing here.]
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