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Actually, the "Far" right, if you want to call it that, is nothing more than Constitutional Conservatives. Individuals who built this country, but of whom have become outnumbered as evil has begun festering this country via the media, the universities, public schools, etc.

You'll probably never see it, though.

My great great great great great fraternal grandfather was aide de camp to George Washington during the American Revolution and was with him in Philadelphia during the time that the Declaration of Independence was being written; in case you don't know this, Washington's aide de camps were his PERSONAL friends and part of his extended family.

My maternal great great great great great grandfather sold his farm to Washington to complete Mount Vernon.

Don't bother lecturing me on the history of this country and who started; my family was one of them.

Actually, the "Far" right, if you want to call it that, is nothing more than Constitutional Conservatives.

No, the "far right" is the John Birch Society, the Pitchforkers, The Spotlight/Lew Rockwell readers, and the assorted other forever unhappy slobs that resent and fear anything or anyone that does not fit their image of a "true American” or that has achieved some success in life. They are not who built this country those that built this country are just average everyday folks taking care of their families, paying their taxes, going to the polls to vote, going to work every day and many are vets or active duty. I know this will come as a shock, but the vast majority don't give 2 seconds thought to how "bad" this country is, as a matter of fact, a whole lot of them fall to their knees and thank God for this country every day. They are too busy with their own responsibilities to build bunkers, put on camouflage, and fancy themselves the reincarnation of the founding fathers. This country was NOT built by your definition of conservative, however it could be destroyed by them and they appear hell bent on doing just that