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Victims or Victors?

Victims or Victors?
My Townhall column points out that the choice in November is about competing visions of America as much as it's about anything else.  Democrats see a nation of pathetic victims, who need an enormous, omnipotent federal government to redress the injustices of (as Michelle Obama called it) a country that's "downright mean."  At its best, the Republican Party believes in a nation where -- when government is confined to its proper role -- regular people of merit and diligence can triumph over even the worst circumstances and achieve the American Dream.
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Update: Marco Rubio has called the election a "referendum on our national identity as a nation and a people."  Precisely my point.

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