Letters to the Editor
A Matter of Sovereignty
The current political battle raging in America can be reduced to one issue and one issue only: Do you want the citizen to remain the sovereign in our nation, as defined by our Declaration of Independence and codified in the Constitution (our supreme law of the land), or do you want the government to be the sovereign, as demanded by the American Left, which includes the National Socialist Democratic Party, half of the Republican Party, the global news corporations, and the vast majority of liberal arts professors, labor unions (both public and private), the entertainment industry, athletic entertainment, and, of course, the central government?
Most of the people who want the leftist vision are products of the government schools and victims of a liberal arts degree. Since America turned over control of the liberal arts colleges, the schools that teach our teachers, to the socialists/communists in the 1970s, each generation has more socialist-minded young people, as witnessed by the 30 million or so young supporters of the socialist Bernie Sanders. As the university preaches today, the government will think tomorrow.
On March 24, 2018, the “March for Our Lives” produced hundreds of thousands of well-organized, well-funded protesters demanding gun confiscation and the end to our Constitution. This march was more reminiscent of a march in 1930’s socialist Germany than any rights march as seen in our history. It showed how effective the indoctrination of our youth has been.
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