> If we don’t protect life in the womb and defend marriage, the moral degradation—already bad—will have future generations in a moral cesspool.
It should come as no surprise to any here that our recent generations are a moral cesspool. Many people in that cesspool vote, vote often and usually for rats. I agree trying to alter the moral decay is important. But stopping amnesty, ejecting illegal aliens, and securing all borders (from aliens and drugs) are absolutely critical because if those people become part of the voting base, it is socialism from that point forward until we are no different than Venezuela. The next most critical thing is economic growth. Policy wise, these two issues make or break us, and the rest becomes addressable or irreparable. If we are lucky, they don’t get Sanders, we don’t get Hillary and those two critical issues are directly taken on. So the question is, do we feel lucky, well do we!?
“It should come as no surprise to any here that our recent generations are a moral cesspool. Many people in that cesspool vote, vote often and usually for rats. I agree trying to alter the moral decay is important. But stopping amnesty, ejecting illegal aliens, and securing all borders (from aliens and drugs) are absolutely critical because if those people become part of the voting base, it is socialism from that point forward until we are no different than Venezuela. The next most critical thing is economic growth. Policy wise, these two issues make or break us, and the rest becomes addressable or irreparable.”
I couldn’t agree with you more.