One thing we can count on: if we continue to believe that we are going to stop the leftist juggernaut by wishful thinking, by ignoring the cultural and demographic momentum, by pretending that We the People matter any longer more than a small elite in Congress, the judiciary, the media, and entertainment we are worse than fools. They are not going to respect our views, our values, our cherished history. Have they not already made that abundantly clear? Right now we harbor the hope that the Congressional election of 2010 will begin The Great Turn-Around. Even the Reagan Revolution, so-called, couldn't turn around what started a century ago; maybe it actually advanced it. If they have to they will lie, cheat, steal, and bully to get their end; they are already doing just that.
This is not just about preserving what America was--that's impossible--it's about preserving what's left, and even that will be a huge challenge unless we are brutally realistic about what we need to think, say, and finally do. I argue that this can be pragmatic, not millenarian, and peaceful, not sanguinary, voluntary, not coerced. But the seeds must be planted, based on the compelling idea that they can go their way, we ours.