When Carson Is Tapped, You Are Not Racist

Regarding Republicans, "The Magic Negro" refers to the conservative desire to find a black man who holds all the right conservative views but whose skin color will, finally, for real this time, prove to the leftists who hold the keys to Georgetown Dinner Parties that they are not racist. "The Magic Negro" is slightly different in reference to the left, primarily because they don't care about what Republicans think of them. In reference to the left, "The Magic Negro" is a black man who is coherent and capable enough that he can run as the front man and so bludgeon conservatives on their racism and privilege.

Ben Carson was the Magic Negro of 2016, replacing Herman Cain, who in turn had replaced Colin Powell. It's somewhat important to note that the term "Magic Negro" does not inherently marginalize the individual's actual talents, but merely mocks the idea that that talent somehow justifies being made the leader of a national political party. I say inherently because frankly, there are Magic Negros who aren't even particularly good in their supposed area of expertise, but simply are nonthreatening enough and the cuck desperate enough to let even that deficiency slide. Neil Degrasse Tyson is the most current example of the full blown case, and if I had a time machine I'd bet my last Reese's Pieces that George Washington Carver would at the very least be a borderline case.

There are certainly those that think Carson and Cain fall into that camp of being all shuck and jive, and others who acknowledge that the two are indeed Magic Negros but that it is unfair to claim they don't have a very respectable list of core competencies. Pick you poison.

As an aside, my preferred term for Magic Negros in modern parlance is "Google Plus".

So with that out the way - Ben Carson has been tapped to head up HUD. With an understanding of what we mean by Magic Negro, and that - politically, at the very least - Ben Carson is one, here are my thoughts:

1. If anyone could marginalize that Magic Negro card, it's Trump. Trump is rewarding Carson for his loyalty, and while there's probably a good chunk of influence demanding to have a Magic Negro in the cabinet, it's a lot less an influence on Trump as it would be for a cuck. Trump is under no illusions that by choosing Carson he's tapping into a magical force that will neutralize his opponents, nor does he take screams of RACISS seriously.

2. Carson has actually lived in public housing, so I'm counting this as a plus. This isn't always the case - I wouldn't want a guy who had never been employed to be in charge of Labor on the basis that he "knows how tough it can be" (arguments as to whether anyone should be in charge of Labor notwithstanding). But just as I think there should always be a non-lawyer, non-Ivy SCOTUS justice, Having a guy in charge of a department where he had to eat some of the shit handed out by said dept... well, why not give it a whirl?

3. And... not much else. Carson was loyal, is not a lifetime politican and has seen the end-user side of the department, but he lacks any depth in relevant experience and is a danger of being given a pass (by the right) for being a Magic Negro.

I'm giving him a 6/10. If he were white, he'd be seen at best as a smart loyalist who is bland enough to not offend any wing of the party. That he's not a Bushman would give him a +1 with the party base. So 6/10 if white, 6/10 as black.

Personally, I wish HUD would be weaponized to shove diversity down the throats of those who like to virtue signal that America needs more diversity. Section 8 housing at Martha's Vineyard. Subsidized housing to move kebab (before final deportation) from Ohio to San Francisco. Urban Development that moves yahoos into (((homogeneous neighborhoods))). Properly enriching top tier public schools.

But that's probably a step too far for most people right now, so using HUD to repay a Trump loyalist who hopefully is up to the task seems the next best thing.

An Elite Without A People...

...And now, it appears, a faction without a leader.

As contradictory as those two statements may appear, Trump may have twisted the #NeverTrump cucks into this gloriously untenable position. By having Romney come bowing and scraping, he has denied the #NeverTrump the remaining front-man of any sign that he opposed Trump on true principal. This group is done.

Bill Kristol
David French
Egg McMuffin
Glenn Beck
Mitt Romney

About the only one left is Paul Ryan, and one would think he'd take a look at all the corpses over the past year and decide that hey, working to pass President Trump's agenda as House Speaker is what he's wanted to do the whole time.

And if he forgets, he'll be gone next time around too. He's got two years to rehabilitate, and that clock is ticking.

Things are looking good. By the time January 20th rolls around, internal opposition will be utterly crushed, we will have moral authority to do a complete audit of the voting system, courtesy of libtards screaming about Michigan and Wisconsin, and we will be able to roll through the nomination process of cabinet members and a SCOTUS justice without a peep about muh sacred filibuster.

We're winning. And we're nowhere close to being tired of it.

And if we're in a position to start the first inning with a declaration that not only are we deporting all illegal criminals already noted on the books, but we're going to do a precinct-by-precinct audit and deport w/o possibility of return any illegal who voted, then that would just make my Christmas.

Nikki Goes To New York

Trump isn't always playing 4D chess. He makes mistakes.

Nimrata Randhawa for UN Ambassador isn't one of them. This is brilliant. Consider:

1. South Carolina now can elect a governor who actually understands and supports South Carolina.

2. Globalists in the UN have precisely nothing to rally around. They don't get an old school neocon or Israeli-firster with deep connections. They get a lightweight governor who hits the multicultural check-boxes and little else. No leverage, no conduit into the administration.

3. Epic troll move. Trump has neutralized the first wave of 'muh women, muh minorities'. And even better, he gave her a worthless position that nobody can admit it worthless. Globalists have to pretend that the UN ambassador is a prestigious, meaningful position in the US power structure. But of course they know it's not. Nikki can wine and dine in Manhattan and be the face of Diversity, Inc while the rest of us get down to the work of Making America Great Again. Win-win.

This won't shut up the Raciss, Sexiss crowd for good of course, but we don't care if they shout anyway. What this does do though is discredit them to normies if they start shouting too loudly. It makes Trump look less dangerous, less radical... all while the left rants impotently and we start shipping people south of the wall as fast as the buses can run.

I expect to see several moves like this from Trump. Positions that really matter for our top priorities - restoring this nation's demographics and getting rid of those that want to kill us - must go to white men of good nationalist character. Men like Sessions and Kobach. Attorney General. State. Defense. Energy & Interior also deserve worthy candidates dedicated to Winning as well. But the UN? Smoke and mirrors my friends. Hell, I wouldn't be terribly surprised if Romney gets some position that he can go full economic wonk on, restructuring like the Salt Lake Olympics, but something that is low profile enough and "bipartisan" and won't make Romney the number one cuck in 2024. Something that everyone agrees needs fixing. Romney, Gabbard, Webb: those types will do for us what people like McCain and Specter do for the left.

Use the labor of our enemies for our own interests. This is what the left has done to whites for my entire life. Tables are turning.

Remember everyone, Trump spent months mocking Obama and Hillary for broadcasting their plans to our enemies in advance; we don't want or expect Trump to give the enemy our roadmap before we're even officially in the driver's seat.