Criticism
Ed Schultz of "The Ed Show" (February 10, 2012) discussed Brimelow's CPAC appearance and called him a "white nationalist" and "racist." Ed Show guest Mike Papantonio said Peter Brimelow is "the new David Duke" and went on to further claim that Brimelow is the one who said "Jews are killing America." Guest Goldie Taylor said Brimelow represents the same strain of "racialized populism" seen several times in American history and now embraced by the Republican Party.
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