We have a president who has difficulty making a coherent sentence, and who does not seem to be in charge. He stumbles and mumbles, and yet is protected by those who work with him. Still, he is supported by a large number of Democrats. They see his decline, but cannot do anything about it. Some even hesitate to impeach him simply because they recognize that the present vice president would be even worse.
We abandoned Afghanistan, leaving behind many billions of dollars’ worth of vital military equipment. Thirteen of our soldiers died in this folly, and the Democrats only make excuses.
China is getting bolder and bolder, and we worry about Formosa (Taiwan), but we seem helpless to do anything about it. Where we were once the strongest force for good on the world stage, now we have become the laughingstock of the world. Our enemies are emboldened and even our friends do not know what to think of us.
We print billions of dollars and give them away and then wonder why prices are rising. Every first semester economics student knows that printing more money is pure inflation, yet the present administration takes no blame. This is evil.
The worst is when our friends say they want to help, but in reality are only part of the problem facing the nation. Several Republican senators, Republicans in Name Only, say they are thinking of becoming Democrats. This could easily seal our fate in the Senate. Maybe they might be happier as Democrat senators, yet it would be tough for the Republican party, even though they often vote with the Democrats.
Patriotic Americans will never be successful as a political force until, or unless we wake up and realize that we are dealing with pure evil.
Jim Hollingsworth is a graduate of Pensacola Christian College with a master’s degree in Biblical Studies. He has written five books:
Climate Change: A Convenient Truth
Cortez: A Biography
The Ancient Culture of the Aztec Empire
Abortion Compassion
A Commentary on the Book of Romans
A Commentary on the Book of Galatians is with the publisher.
Available where books are sold.