Waving Goodbye to the America We All Knew and Loved
My generation believed in the United States. We believed in its respect for the individual, in its Constitution, in its status as the only benign superpower in history In other words, we believed in American exceptionalism. "Traditional American values are worthy of a passionate defense," said author and TV commentator Monica Crowley. Referring to these values as "the American project," Charles Murray, author of Coming Apart, defined it as the continuing effort "to demonstrate that human beings can be left free as individuals and families to live their lives as they see fit, coming together voluntarily to solve their joint problems."... The Constitution was written as a restraint on the power of the government to interfere in our lives...
The worst shortcoming of our government is its failure to maintain election integrity.... In spite of the media's efforts to hide the truth, the public knows what is going on....
What kind of nation are we bequeathing to our children? ...
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