There is hope for America

Dear Editor:

It is not surprising that anyone who subscribes to all Democratic narratives would advocate that all high schools should receive the Critical Race Theory — the pseudo-intellectual formula for anti-white racism and continuation of the war on the American Experiment that motivates the “progressive” element of the Democrat Party. This “theory” is the brilliant condemnation of our historical development by tenured professors in social sciences whose teaching careers featured Marxism for students from wealthy homes in elite colleges where neither teacher nor students will ever descend to become “workers of the world.”

The other product of academia is the effort to deprive children in elementary schools from being children by swamping them with literature that encourages them at an early age to engage in activities and thinking that will exemplify dissatisfaction with their biologically established gender at a time when even sex on television is not yet of consuming interest.

Still, there is hope that our fellow Americans are not ready to give up on our culture despite the erroneous election choices of 2020. In the state of Virginia a very bright, successful family man ran his own campaign for governor on the basis of family values and American principles. He defeated a mediocre incumbent who had unlimited funds and the support of an outspoken group of Democrat celebrities with few constructive ideas — albeit they included an ex-president, a current president, and the vice president.

Virginia has produced more presidents than any other state, and the voters there restored our hope in the promise of future evolution of the blessed American experiment. That view is further enlightened by the election of a very articulate and charming lady with a very socially active background as well as patriotism of the Republican variety to the position of lieutenant governor. She happens to be Black, as are great Republican candidate in many states.

The USA will recover from the economic and sociological mistakes of the present.

David G. Danziger

Winter Park, Fla.