You are seeing Today what is beginning to become very clear and what has been building undercover in the Democrat party for the past 50 years, Except Today it is no longer undecover, It is right out in the open and spoken loudly and clearly by the DSA (Democrat Socialists of America.) I won’t get deep into it in this article, I don’t have enough space, It is a book of it’s own, I have done a deep dive into all these Marxist candidates and will cover much of this in my next issue article. Many very good books have been written on the subject, I suggest looking up All the books by Mark Levin, read them and become educated. Also many of these issues will be discussed in Lincoln’s Thoughts article in this issue. A brief list topping their agenda is, No President, No Senate, No Supreme Court, Just Craziness! Look at their platform right on their website and just listen to what they are saying.
AMERICA 250
America did not become the greatest nation on Earth by accident. Our country was built on faith, freedom, hard work, private property, individual responsibility, and a Constitution designed to keep government small and the people free. For now over 250 years, those principles fueled the greatest expansion of liberty and prosperity in human history. The Great YOUNG men that created and wrote our Declaration and Constitution were Brilliant, much different than MOST Young People Today, Most are Idiots and totally uninformed, Hopefully they will read this!
Today, however, I believe those very foundations are under relentless attack, not only by foreign armies crossing our open borders, but by an ideology that has repeatedly failed wherever it has been tried: Marxism and its political offspring, Communism.
Communism has never produced freedom. It has never produced lasting prosperity. It has never respected human rights. From the Soviet Union to Mao’s China, from Cuba to North Korea, communist governments have consistently concentrated power in the hands of the state while suppressing political dissent, restricting religious freedom, controlling information, and limiting private enterprise. Tens of millions of people suffered under those regimes through political persecution, famine, imprisonment, and violence.
The United States is not a communist nation, nor is it governed by a communist system, Yet. I believe that ideas inspired by Marxist critiques of society have gained influence in parts of academia, activism, media, and public discourse, mainly because of the DSA (Democrat Socialists of America,) the Democrat Party, China, the teachers unions and the fake news.
One of the clearest warning signs, according to many conservatives, is the relentless expansion of federal power, Usually when the Democrats are in power. Every year Washington grows larger, spends more money, borrows more from future generations, and reaches deeper into the lives of ordinary Americans. Programs advertised as temporary become permanent. Regulations multiply. Bureaucracies expand. President Donald J. Trump has put the breaks on this and making great strides to defray this and bring it to an end.
Every new government program creates another layer of dependence. Every trillion dollars added to the national debt mortgages the future of American children. Every regulation that crushes small businesses strengthens large bureaucracies. The Founding Fathers feared concentrated government power because history repeatedly demonstrated its dangers. That is precisely why they wrote a Constitution that limited federal authority and protected individual rights. Conservatives agree that preserving those constitutional limits remains essential to safeguarding liberty. Free enterprise built America. Entrepreneurs transformed small ideas into world-changing companies. Farmers, manufacturers, inventors, and small business owners created opportunity not because government directed them, but because they were free to innovate, compete, and succeed.
When government takes a larger role in directing economic life, conservatives contend that incentives to invest, innovate, and take entrepreneurial risks will diminish. In my view, expanding taxation and regulation will slow growth and make it harder for businesses to create jobs. That is why the Democrat Party and the DSA are against Millionaires, The Rich that start the business’ and create jobs and and now Trillionaires like Elon Musk.
Education has become another major battleground. Across many large universities and, increasingly within K–12 education, especially in Blue states, students encounter ideas influenced by Marxist ideas, power, and inequality. Largely because of the Woke Democrat views, China with it’s “Confucius Institutes” and the dissappearance of “history.” Conservatives worry that some curricula emphasize America’s failures while giving comparatively less attention to our constitutional principles, economic innovation, and civic institutions that also define the nation’s history. I believe that students should learn about slavery, segregation, and other older injustices instead of tearing down statues and errasing history and endangering children with Tranny story hour and Transgender transformations.
America’s story is not perfect. But it is The Greatest Success story in the history of the world.
Teaching young Americans to appreciate both the nation’s accomplishments and its shortcomings is, I believe, essential to preserving America. Most conservatives also agree that cultural institutions have changed dramatically. Traditional sources of social interaction in families, churches, neighborhood organizations (like the local playground,) and civic groups have weakened and in some cases destroyed in many communities. I believe that these institutions historically addressed social problems through local participation and action and personal responsibility.
Freedom of speech remains another defining concern. Open debate has long been central to American democracy. Many conservatives think that social pressure, liberal institutional policies, and some forms of content moderation in the schools and in the media have created an environment where certain viewpoints are discouraged or stigmatized and even simply deleted from existence. I believe that Freedom of expression can also protect people from misinformation while preserving political expression. Regardless of where one stands, maintaining a culture that encourages robust public debate remains vital to a free society. Just like it was when I grew up, No one cared or even asked about political views or who you voted for.
Religious liberty also occupies a central place in conservative thought. Faith communities have long provided charitable services, education, and moral guidance independent of government. The conservative view that protecting the free exercise of religion is essential as a constitutional right. America was built on Judeo/Christian values and the American bible, NOT Muslim thinking, Islam or the Koran. In my opinion there is no place for Islam in America, You don’t or shouldn’t come to America to HATE it. You don’t leave a terrible place and bring your bad ideals here with you, or try to change us back to the place you left. You come here to embrace our values and our flag.
Perhaps the greatest concern for conservatives is not that America will suddenly adopt communism, but that freedom can be weakened gradually through expanding government authority, growing public dependence, declining civic engagement, and diminished appreciation for constitutional principles.
History suggests that free societies rarely lose liberty overnight. Instead, the erosion can occur incrementally through small changes that, over time, alter the balance between government power and individual freedom, Just like it has over the past 50 years, But, increasingly since the onset of the Obama administration in 2008 when the “Deep State” dug in it’s heels in government.
The path forward, from a conservative perspective, is not fear but action and renewal.
Renew a commitment to the Constitution.
Defend freedom of speech.
Protect the 2nd Amendment.
Protect religious liberty.
Encourage entrepreneurship and free enterprise.
Strengthen families and local communities.
Teach honest, balanced American history.
Promote fiscal responsibility.
Hold elected officials accountable.
Participate in civic life, including voting during every election.
Most conservatives believe these principles have helped sustain the American experiment for generations and remain the best safeguard against excessive concentrations of political power. The future of the United States will ultimately be determined not by any single ideology but by the willingness of its citizens to preserve constitutional self-government as the founders believed. America’s strength has always rested in a free people governing themselves under the rule of law, supporting our American military, borders and law enforcement. Those who hold this conservative viewpoint believe that protecting that tradition is among the nation’s most important responsibilities and that the decisions made today will shape the character of the republic for generations to come.
So we need to get out to vote for conservatism, Stop the influx of bad actors who hate this country and want to destroy it from within.
God Bless America!
More To Come,
Until Next Time,
Rick Rose
