Some of these signs can be identified by responses to the following questions:
Are Americans adequately served by our political representatives?
Is our government so large and complex that is is unable to function effectively? Consider "comprehensive" legislation; telephone book size bills; "statutory" language that educated citizens cannot understand; and the growth of "experts" needed to interpret our rights and obligations. Read more
How does "wealth" determine the survival of the nation?
Where does wealth actually come from? What should be the government's role in the production and distribution of wealth? Is money the same as value? Read moreIs "diversity" an asset for the country?
What is the relationship between unity and diversity? Should any group be considered a minority? Read more
Are political theories useful in shaping our government policies?
Socialism, communism, and fasciasm are theories that proposed to create model societies, but all have been abject failures. Read more
What is wrong with public education?
Maybe it's the "public" and not the education! Are teacher unions an asset to education? What roles do parents and governments need to play? Read more
Are we dealing with fiscal reality?
Government can temporarily increase the amount of money in the economy, but it cannot create value. there is much wishful thinking that creates the threat that our political system will fail due to fiscal collapse. Read more