Citizen Writers Fighting Censorship by Helping Americans Understand Issues Affecting the Republic.
During the 2016 election campaign a single word, “deplorable,” created the division/animosity we have today. It was Hillery Clinton’s lumping, classifying, labeling – denigrating– not just an opponent or even a party – but half of America because they had different political views.
In recent years, our society has witnessed a resurgence of identity politics and tribalism, trends that have a deeply troubling historical precedent.
While diversity can indeed bring numerous benefits, it is a lie and a myth to believe that it invariably makes us stronger.
Public trust in government has been declining over the last 60 years while the size and scope of the administrative state has been steadily rising.
In this land of polarized perspectives, political discourse has devolved into a circus act, complete with clowns, acrobatics, and a healthy dose of absurdity.
The United States, once a beacon of unity and strength, now stands at a crossroads of division and discord reminiscent of the biblical Tower of Babel.
In Bosnia, deep-seated historical grievances, nationalist rhetoric, and political maneuvering contributed to the fragmentation of society and the outbreak of violent conflict.
The left and their mouthpiece, the legal media like to blame Donald Trump for the divisiveness in these United. States. That is as clear a case of projection as it comes.
Biden calls his mob to action, saying that Democrats have chosen hope and unity, as he called everybody that voted Republican a fascist. Unifying rhetoric?
Democrat polls and messaging are contributing to the Balkanization of America and they show no signs of cutting back on this very real danger to our republic.
There is a lot of talk about a coming Civil War in this country and I have to admit, it’s looking pretty inevitable at this point. The United States of America is inhabited by two very strongly opposed groups. In the past, the average American could overlook most D.C. politics so the differences between the …