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Through the means of anti-White propoganda and mass importation of non-Whites, the Democrats have been able to cater to minorities through their fantasy of destroying the White race. The sad thing is, these methods are able to fool a lot of Whites into accepting their own genocide willingly.
Likewise, the Republicans are able to pretend to cater to Whites, as many of them see the radical changes occurring in our society and their negative impact, and though these Whites do not realize that the Republicans are only one step behind and shifting more and more to the left, they safely put their trust in the Jews who run both sides to divide and conquer. When have you ever seen a Republican talk about White birth rates being below replacement level, or bragging about the accomplishments made for White people? I certainly hear about other racial accomplishments from both parties constantly. It's funny that the Republican voter base has no actual regard for traditional values and are simply trying to preserve a little snippet of what we once believed, making them like a dog trying to mate after being neutered. When absolute war and genocide is executed against the White man at it's full force, this indoctrination will go right out the window, our Glory will be remembered, and our God (YHVH)'s name will be known, even feared by our enemies.
Answer:
The correct answer is D. Though the Constitution dictates that the Vice President is the leader of the Senate, the day-to-day leadership falls to the President Pro Tempore.
Explanation:
President Pro Tempore is a senior member of the United States Senate, the chairman of the Senate in the absence of the President-in-Office, the Vice-President. The Senate elects the President Pro Tempore, who normally is the member of the Senate-majority party who has the longest uninterrupted career as a senator.
President Pro Tempore is third in the presidential line of succession after the Vice President and the Speaker of the House of Representatives.
