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Now we have the chance to hold on for a generation in Congress. That’s where real incremental change is happening. Step by step and in a constitutional republic that’s the only way.

We don't have another generation to fix what's ailing America. Slow and steady incrementalism from the left, got us to where we are today, over a period of a hundred years. Now that we're at the precipice they've brought us to, only a rapid, violent shift of gears, will keep us from going off that cliff.

The standard model of our country's political system is too slow and cumbersome to effect the sort of corrections we need, in the time available to save us. At least that's how it appears to me.

If we get a president in office who's committed to undoing what liberals have built, and if he's got a Congress who will fully back him up, perhaps the job could be done in time. I have my doubts. We're so far removed from the brilliant and workable systems of the Framers, I feel it would take a lifetime to restore this nation incrementally. It's time we just don't have.