My State of the Union Address - if I was ever in a position to give one:
Ladies and Gentlemen, the state of our union is precarious
economically, socially and with respect to liberty;We have an artificial economy far too long propped up by government fiat dollars and never allowed to recover; far too much central planning by a committee of over 500 men and women in Congress with disparate interests;
The fabric of American society is threadbare with little to no respect for the fundamental building blocks of all Western Civilization - the most basic beliefs that have historically built and maintained strong and great societies -
The American people are less free and enjoying less Liberty today than at any time in our national history including the colonial period under the reign of King George III.
Freedom can be a difficult and dangerous proposition wherein some will succeed beyond their wildest dreams, some will make it very comfortably, some will struggle daily and eke out a living and others will fail and fall through the cracks but there is simply no acceptable alternatives to freedom - none.
