The minor differences between the stated goals of the two presidential candidates reveal little more than discrepancies in the timetable of increasing government control over our lives. It is those differences, subtle though they are, that we have to latch onto in order to wake up our people. Gore promises gun registration, Federal Hate Crimes laws, and surrendering US sovereignty to world courts and UN military command. Our only hope is that Gore reaches too far and jostles a slumbering populace out of its complacency. Another factor to consider is the coming economic slump.
Prosperity is by definition short-lived.
It's been around so long that people think that an ever-expanding stock portfolio is in the Bill of Rights. When the crash comes, and a Republican happens to be on watch, the Democrats will blame it all on them and launch a new New Deal that will make the first one look timid in comparison. The first New Deal lulled an entire generation into complacency, even gratitude, as the Federal Government grew beyond all Constitutional restraints. Big Government became our friend, and will be an even bigger friend today. After eight years of a Republican administration, America and Dixie will be even more distorted by multi-culturalism and the transformation of our country into another Third World nation.