Why Are Voters So Angry?

City Journal ^ | Summer 2016 | Myron Magnet

[FreedomPoster]

Ping. I think you’ll appreciate this.

[Kickass Conservative]

I’ll assume you got my drift. 70% is a good start.

[Elsie]

Why Are Voters So Angry?

I think Bernie could answer this one; if his balls hadn't shriveled away.

[Elsie]

These folks haven’t had just one chance; they’ve had a two or three DECADES of chances.

Four plus...

Are you still killing your unborn?

-- GOD

 

[RipSawyer]

“Personally, I think I could randomly select about 600 people from my contiguous rural counties and have better leadership than we have in the administration, congress, and judiciary.”

I don’t know you, don’t have a clue what rural counties you speak of and have no idea what method of selection you might have in mind but I am certain you are right and that says it all about what is wrong with this country.

[vannrox]

As the Founders often cautioned, a self-governing republic doesn’t have a governing class. Part of America’s current predicament is that it now has such a class, and the American people are very angry about it.

[TADSLOS]

The question is, are we angry enough in enough numbers to affect, at any cost, a return to a Constitutionally constrained government. Time and events will tell.

[JPJones]

If you have to ask then you’re a gov worker, on welfare, or here illegally.

[Liz]

As Reagan once said....”let’s close down the government and see if anybody misses it.”

[Elsie]

The question is, are we angry enough in enough numbers to affect, at any cost, a return to a Constitutionally constrained government...

 

2 Chronicles 7:14

If my people, who are called by my name,
shall humble themselves,
and pray, and seek my face,
and turn from their wicked ways; ,

then will I hear from heaven,
and will forgive their sin,
and will heal their land.

[ProgressingAmerica]

Yes, Its a good sign.

Although not many of the commenters took much interest in the history lesson, it does seem to me that more and more, people are incorporating the whole history of progressivism into their articles when they write them.

That wasn’t the case so much a few years ago.

The more openly and in-depth we all talk about progressivism, the better it is. Their history is shameful and its to our advantage to leverage it.

[headsonpikes]

Folks are not nearly angry enough.

Not nearly, but hopefully soon they will be.

[RetAF_fedUP]

bump for later

[x]

It's more disgust -- or just being fed up -- than anger.

Anger implies rage. I think it's more weariness.

[Elsie]

I think it's more weariness.

So true; but...

...Galatians 6:9 niv

Let us not become weary in doing good,
for at the proper time we will reap a harvest if we do not give up.