No, but the dynamics in this country have been fundamentally transformed. Through indoctrination, immigration, and welfare, the Democrats have circumvented the democratic process and shredded the constitution.
Barack Hussein Obama got reelected after he got 4 people killed and lied about it, gave us zero jobs, doubled our debt, and a whole bunch of other crap.
And now the machine is squarely behind Hitlery. The problem with the theory that mild turmoil will drive people back to the conservative side ignores one thing. ‘The Limbaugh Theorem’, in which Obama and Democrats as a whole, are not ever seen by the public as having had anything to do with some failure. Its always Republican obstructionism or just bad luck, and to think otherwise is racist. This wasn’t really the case before. Yes, Slick Willy got away with adultery, but what if he had done all the things Obama has done, if he had failed so miserably? Would he have been reelected, even against the hapless Dole??? No.
My analysis is that there are certainly areas where we can win. I think senate seats and house seats and statewide elections are still very winnable, and in some states, are trending our way (2014 may be the death of the red state Democrat). But when it comes to the massive presidential cycle, with so many electoral votes already locked up on the other side, the Democrats have a formula that is new and cutting edge and I predict it will take one of two things to overcome it.
1) Some miracle strategy
2) A Greek-style crisis
1) Some miracle strategy
2) A Greek-style crisis
Obamacare just may provide that Greek-style crisis, and much sooner than Democrats would like.
I just see Obama's chickens coming home to roost over the next three years. The effects and fallout from his "fundamental transformation" are going to accumulate into one gigantic failure of our economy and our system of government. We're already seeing these effects pile up in every sector, including the cultural area.
You simply cannot do this much fundamental damage to a country and a people, without the deleterious effects compounding into multiple crises that become too huge for anyone to spin away or ignore. The backlash against it began with the birth of the Tea Party, and will continue to grow into something even larger, as the pain on average citizens grows more and more.
The path the country is on, is not sustainable. Something, at some point, is going to break. It remains to be seen whether the people can endure the sweeping and dramatic changes to their way of life that this regime is ushering in, or whether the pace of ruin is too fast, and the people decide to pull the plug on the whole Progressive agenda.
I honestly don't know what form the larger response is going to take. We could see secession by one or more red states. We could see widespread civil disobedience and rioting. Perhaps millions and millions will simply go Galt, and starve the beast. The balance of political orientation could shift to the Republicans' favor. Or, we could even see the regime do the unthinkable, and attempt to use force to compel the citizens to submit to their Brave New World.
Who knows?
I just know that what we have today, can't be defined as a status quo. Our country is in a state of flux. We're actually living in a moment of revolutionary change that is based upon an ideology that has proven to be destructive and bankrupt wherever it's been tried. Only death, contraction, and suffering can come of it.
The only question is, at what point will a large number of people draw their own line in the sand, and say, "Not another inch. Across this line lies war."