Federalist-Hamiltonian Restoration of Constitutional Republican Government

Good reading would include: The Politically Incorrect Guide to the Constitution by Kevin R. C. Gutzman, The Politically Incorrect Guide to American History by Thomas E. Woods, Jr., and, for a much larger useful perspective, The Politically Incorrect Guide to Western Civilization by Anthony Esolin.

Is it ever expected that, e.g., senior, high-level members of the Republican Party would come to embrace this program for substantial and substantive reform?   No.  They would regard it as being much too radical for any serious consideration whatsoever, so it will remain just a purely theoretical exercise, a mere political fantasy, composed by a rather obscure writer in the farthest backwoods of the empire. 

The only vague possibility might now be if a third political party could then come to, eventually, successfully compete with and then, necessarily, to replace the entire Republican Party, which, unfortunately, seems much too doubtful at this present time.  However, America, currently and for, perhaps, some time past, mainly seems a nation in decline and is apparently filled too much with the decadent attitudes of indolence, inertia, ennui, fatalism, and generalized enervating characteristics of a population largely given to wanting welfare-state comforts, not individual liberty. 

As is seen in the present presidential Administration, and as is supplemented by an ideologically  compliant, Democratic-Party-controlled US Congress, there is presented a country poised at the brink of future demographic decline, national and much state-level fiscal profligacy, the massive moral decadence and nihilism of a militant sodomy, a porn-saturated internet and culture, and much else concerning the turn toward a Europeanized, social-democratic State for this nation. 

Most people most of the time appear to accept or drift toward the lowest common denominator of human existence in preferring comfort to freedom or liberty and its demands and rigor; as Thomas Jefferson said, eternal vigilance is the price of liberty, yet most Americans have gone to sleep.

The contentions and accurate predictions of Hilaire Belloc in his The Servile State and Garrett Garret’s The People’s Pottage, made generations ago, have, basically speaking, all come true in Western Europe and seem to be, moreover, fundamentally the future developments here in the USA, meaning if no dramatic or revolutionary change is necessarily made to both stop and then substantially reverse the evils perceived. 

Otherwise, America, where about 40% (and climbing) of GDP is government spending, will then predictably join most of the rest of the Western world in a well perceived and clearly terminal ethical, moral, and spiritual decline.  In Sweden, it’s 54% of GDP; and, Obama will most likely adopt something like a Scandinavian model for the best collectivist effect, in his Fabian-Socialist mindset. 

All of this points to the fact that the repeated stimulus given to the economy is not to really help with a supposedly desired recovery but, rather, to greatly empower the welfare-warfare State toward its goal of secularist supremacy and enduring power.

[As the author of this article has written elsewhere, only the position of the traditionalist right, not conservatism or libertarianism, could actually change the course of future events, if that political position could only become dominant enough, which is, honestly speaking, rather very doubtful.]