It is precarious indeed. I look forward to the day when the American people realize that "the overwhelming will of the people" IS power. And if we learn how to harness and wield that power, collectively (not as one mind, but as one body doing many different, important, tangible acts), we have a chance. Rather, as you say, we will prevail.
'...One senior statesman, once regarded as reasonable, appears intoxicated as he makes the rounds of the news shows. He speaks with the fire of a man whose very life depends on the exoneration of a patently guilty man. ...' (article)
It is precarious indeed. I look forward to the day when the American people realize that "the overwhelming will of the people" IS power. And if we learn how to harness and wield that power, collectively (not as one mind, but as one body doing many different, important, tangible acts), we have a chance. Rather, as you say, we will prevail.
'...One senior statesman, once regarded as reasonable, appears intoxicated as he makes the rounds of the news shows. He speaks with the fire of a man whose very life depends on the exoneration of a patently guilty man. ...' (article)