“then perhaps a true recovery of America can begin.”
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I certainly hope so but unfortunately that is not something that could take place quickly. Our current state of degeneration has taken generations to be put in place in a deliberate manner by those who have planned our destruction (or the evil ONE depending on your views) and it will not be turned around swiftly. I am no prophet, psychic or super genius but I fail to see how this can be other than AT BEST something that will take many years to be reversed at the cost of incredible waste and destruction of lives and resources. The tipping point is long past. This could have been avoided decades ago by simply facing up to the truth, it is too late now, we are like a boat at the top of Niagara falls with the bow hanging over the precipice. As long as I can remember wiser heads have been warning that we are headed down a river toward a huge waterfall and the only way to prevent disaster is to turn around and go back upstream but drifting downstream is oh, so much easier so all those wiser heads were called fools and the drunken party on the boat continued. The party is coming to an end.
Your point is well taken. America’s decline, that is the decadence, deficits, drug use, fornication and the loss of personal accountability, occurred over a fifty year period. Obama’s ascent was no accident and reflects the values of a narrow majority in a transformed America. The restoration of virtue and an American renaissance will not occur with one or two election cycles. If it is to occur ( and it is by no means certain it will), such a transformation will take two or three generations. The best decent people can do is take care of their families and vote.