Once again, Gallup has asked voters perhaps every pollster’s favorite question: Do you think America’s best years are behind us, or yet to come? As it happens, the results are rather predictable:
If anything, Gallup’s findings underscore one self-evident truth -- that is, the American public is deeply divided on this question along partisan and ideological lines. And it’s no mystery why. For their part, conservatives are still grappling with the fact that President Obama won re-election, Obamacare will soon be the law of the land, and the latest so-called “fiscal cliff” compromise...












We know what to do, we just keep tripping over ourselves trying to get there. We need leadership, like Reagan was a leader. Love him or hate him, this nation coalesced behind him and got itself turned in the right direction.
The result was the prosperity of the 90's that Clinton likes to take credit for.
Pray for another leader, not some phony orator who got where he is on lies and coverups....a real leader. When we get that, we can turn it around.....
Witty. That is one reason. However, out demographics guarantee a president of a similar ideological view.
In 1965 our rulers decided to import a new electorate.