Real reform seems virtually unattainable. Restoring a form of government that was never really established may look even more impossible. Yet, activists that seek a substantiate form of governance are confronted with the need to become pragmatic about what defines a legitimate government. In the wake of the latest round of political scandals just what can genuine conservatives do to advocate a common sense alternative to bipartisan criminality? The first step is to boldly and objectively acknowledge the root flaws in what has become an insane depiction of equalitarian democracy.
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