“The only question is is it too late to get back our republic...”
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It wouldn’t be...IF the citizens knew that this is SUPPOSED to be a Republic or even what a Republic is, or if they knew that the Constitution guarantees a Republican form of government or had an inkling of what the Constitution is or what is in the Constitution but the vast majority don’t have the foggiest notion of any of this and most of those who should know better are not helping. Even Charles Krauthammer has been heard to refer to the country as a “Representative Democracy” rather than the Republic it is supposed to be.
People cannot be expected to rally to save something they don’t even realize they ever had in the first place. Most of those under fifty and a lot of those who are older just don’t have a clue what WWII was about, let alone how the country came into existence and the awesome sacrifices that were made to give us this wonderful country that we have so callously thrown away as if it were yesterday’s newspaper.
It is no longer a question of getting our Republic back, the Republic has been lost! The question is whether we can salvage something out of the wreckage so that we can avoid becoming a slave state under Sharia law or worse...if there is anything worse.
One thing you can be absolutely certain of, things are going to get a lot worse before there is any chance of things getting better.
One thing you can be absolutely certain of, things are going to get a lot worse before there is any chance of things getting better.
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Oh yea, yes they are. A wounded Pathological narcissist Marxist is a dangerous one. Now they will double down, go all in,whatever it takes. They know it’s now or wait another 50 or so years and they have no intention of waiting.
Republic lost? Not so much. Not as long as the ideal lives on in the minds and hearts of so many Americans. Do you realize the original American revolution was conducted by a relative minority of concerned, informed citizens? They paid dearly for their courage, but ultimately their vision overtook the status quo and became the benchmark of a free society. No, until that vision dies out entirely from the people, there will be a Republic, and one well worth fighting for. The love of freedom, once born, is very hard to kill.