Chapter 20: Myth—Politics Doesn’t Matter

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Democrats’ Legacy Is A Moral Turpitude!

In 2004, the Democrats’ political legacy is 40 plus years of policies that altered the common moral understanding our nation was founded on, allowing our country to drift into the depravity of a moral turpitude. We have become nothing short of a morally debased society as a result. This is

true for an estimated 50% of U.S. citizens, which now think of morals as the “morality of rights” granted by some activist court’s legislative efforts. These same people view the government as the protector of their immoral perverseness and the supporter of their slothfulness. Collectively, it seems

we no longer agree about what morality means. It took 40 plus years for these Democratic policies to dig the immoral hole we now find ourselves in.

For the first time in generations, Republicans are in control of the

Congress’s both houses and the Presidency. They seek a morally based nation hoping to unwind some of the immoral policies of the Democrats. The only way our moral mess can be straightened out is to keep this party in control for the next 40-50 years. If the Republican Party does not stay on a

moral course to return the nation to the moral moorings of our Founders, then those who are moral will have to find another political party to back. Our biggest moral problem is a runaway activist Court that feels compelled to order legislatures to pass immoral laws. Ergo, courts have “legislated”

abortion on demand nationally and Gay marriage in Massachusetts. The House of Representatives, led by Democrats, failed to impeach the Justices that have led us to this state of moral turpitude. Can Republicans govern any differently? The Founding Fathers, when faced with a similar challenge

involving morals provided their answer in the Declaration of Independence.

Our Founders Have Some “Declaration” Advice!

“Prudence, indeed, will dictate that Governments long established

should not be changed for light and transient causes; and accordingly all experience has shewn that mankind are more disposed to suffer, while evils are sufferable, than to right themselves by abolishing the forms to which they are accustomed. But when a long train of abuses and usurpations,