These wide-ranging essays-on different political, economic, cultural, and legal issues-have like a recurring, underlying theme the decrease of the values and institutions that have continual and advanced American society for more than two centuries. This decrease has been a lot more than erosion. It has, in many cases, been a deliberate dismantling of American beliefs and establishments by people confident that their excellent intelligence and virtue must override both traditions of the united states and the will of about Dismantling America the people.

Whether these essays (originally published as syndicated newspaper columns) are individually about financial bailouts, illegal immigrants, gay marriage, national security, or the Duke University rape case, the underlying concern is approximately what these very different kinds of issues say about the overall direction of American society.

This larger and longer-lasting question is whether the particular issues discussed reflect a degeneration or dismantling of the America that people once knew and likely to pass on to our children and grandchildren. There are people convinced that country’s values, background, laws, customs, and role in the world are fundamentally wrong and should be changed. Such people won’t stop dismantling America unless someone stops them-and another election could be the last period to do so, before they consider the united states beyond the idea of no come back.