Searching for ordinary ideals of Americana is like looking for consistency in the Internal Revenue Service’s tax code.  It’s virtually nonexistent.  The stimulating conviction of one American vastly differs from that of another.

One may celebrate adventures in mysticisms.  Another may find inspiration from the bleacher seats of a college football game.  While a third struggles to free himself of the orthodox hobgoblins that suffocate his soul.

In the more reputable papers, the story of the national struggle is told with feeble symmetry.  The news seems to be reported from the position that the two party political system filters out any ideas to the contrary.  We’re told a Marxian tale of the evil rich exploiting the noble poor.  Even worse, we’re led to believe that buffoons like Ben Bernanke know exactly what the heck they’re doing.

We find this ongoing codswallop to be woefully different from the America we see and experience when we step out our front door each morning.  Moreover, we find the abundance of thought polluting newspeak and commonsense destroying political correctness to be insulting and intolerable. Continue reading →