But the next generation slid too fast, and didn't carry enough survival supplies with them. I think they lurched off the trail into a different valley altogether. I don't want to go back to Paul Weyrich's world. In my American valley, there is no institutionalized prejudice or preference about race, creed, color or sexual orientation. Bigots can't be sued, but are socially scorned.
Immigrants are welcome, to work and learn English and melt into the great American dream.
In this world, the first immigrants who came here to promote liberty and the pursuit of happiness are still honored, as are treaties with those who were here before them. There is free speech, not political correctness in my valley. We have the right to bear arms, to do what we like with our property. We are taxed lightly, regulated little, and monitored by government not at all. Children are wanted and their need for moral guidance is a priority.