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this isn’t the most hysterical exaggeration that I’ve ever read on al gore’s innerwebz, but it’s probably in the top 10.

“Turning point in human history”, and the equivalent of the french revolution? yeeesh. the politest thing I can think of to say is that someone obviously failed history . . . .

I hear what you say, however, I find very little to argue about with what was said. The only thing I caution is the enthusiastic claim that the earthquake extends deep into the future as well.

That I am not so confident about. Mainly because leftists are still in control of the education system and the media. Undoing the damage and control in those two critical arenas will not be easy to change and overcome. At times I see it as impossible in fact. If for no other reason then who follows Trump? We need at the very least 2 decades worth of Trump like personalities to allow time for the change to start taking hold and reversing the current trend. I was hopeful that the Reagan Presidency was the key, but as we all know the moment Reagan was gone so was his revolution. It reverted back with the Rockefeller Republicans retaking control under George Herbert Walker Bush.

Will the Trump revolution finally change the course this country is on? I certainly hope & pray this is the case, but I know better than to think this is the end of progressive attack on American society. Instead it is just the beginning of the long hard struggle back.

If it does succeed, then it is indeed another pivotal point in human history. Only time will prove or disprove that claim.