It is, therefore, gravely important that people of character, people of principle and people of faith do all they can to restore those principles that have characterized America for more than 200 years. We Sons of the Revolution should be leaders in reestablishing this nation as a shining city upon a hill, a symbol of freedom and beacon of hope to mankind. The right to vote by an informed populace is a blessing and a sacred trust bestowed on us by the founders of this great nation. Indeed, our recent election provided us with a new administration pledged to restore integrity to the White House. However, the dawning of a new millennium and the election of a compassionate conservative are no guarantees of success.
Big government is bigger and more intrusive than ever.
The media and academia are still dominated by left-wing opinion. It is this creeping big government and the agenda it supports that we must stand against. The recent midnight pardons by our past president are but one example of the abuse of power we face. His improper actions at that time were vigorously and unanimously opposed by law enforcement officials. The FALN was the same group that claimed responsibility for the murderous 1975 explosion that ripped through Fraunces Tavern, the Sons' headquarters, killing four and wounding at least 60.