The United States drifts further into
decline.
However, don't expect
establishmentarian Republicans to do anything about it.
It seems the party's foremost
luminaries and rising stars are more concerned about maintaining the
go along to get along mentality that has brought the nation to the
precipice of collapse.
This was evident in South Carolina
Governor Nikki Haley's response to the 2016 State of the Union
Address.
The party has grown so weak and tepid
that it was suggested on the WMAL morning show in Washington that
some debated the propriety of even referring to this short oration as
“Republican” for fear of appearing too partisan.
In her remarks, Haley insisted that,
“Some people think that you have to be the loudest voice in the
room to make a difference. That is just not true. Often, the best
thing we do is turn down the volume. When the sound is quieter, you
can actually hear what someone else is saying. And that can make a
world of difference.”
The Scripture does counsel that a soft
answer can turn away wrath and can make a world of difference in
terms of personal relationships.
But what is being suggested by Governor
Haley is that, while subversives threaten violence and destroy
private property in pursuit of assorted radical agendas, once again
the so-called “Silent Majority” really ought to remain quiet and
continue to be walked all over.
As an example of the path she suggests
to utopia, Governor Haley uplifted the response to the terrorist
madman that murdered those assembled for prayer at the Charleston
church prayer group.
The end result of that tragedy that
Governor Haley is the most proud of is not necessarily the aversion
of widespread looting but rather the removal of the Confederate
Battle Flag from South Carolina state property.
But was this move not the epitome of
the loudest voices being triumphant in terms of determining the
course of public policy?
For it is doubtful that workaday South
Carolinians had the final say in this decision.
Rather, as with many of the others made
across the various levels of government and throughout influential
social institutions, this one was no doubt the result of activist
leeches not even living in the particular jurisdiction that threaten
to burn entire cities to the ground if you so much as look askance in
their direction working in tandem with nefarious elites attempting to
implement a globalist New World Order.
In her remarks, Governor Haley assured,
“No one who is willing to work hard, abide by our laws, and love
our traditions should ever feel unwelcome in this country.”
Too bad this sentiment no longer seems
to apply to you anymore unless your progenitors just got off of the
boat or have wads of cash large enough to pay your way into an
assortment of secret societies.
By Frederick Meekins
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