America has never been perfect, but until recently, she has always been great. Our greatness comes from the Constitution, admittedly a flawed document in its details, but brilliant in its principles of a government run by a document, rather than a person or group of people. The idea was that the government closest to the people would be the most responsive to the people. The federal government was established to promote commerce among the states, provide a defense and common currency, and a forum to resolve differences among the states. The House of Representatives was to represent the people. The Senate was to represent the states. The Electoral College was designed to give the states the ability to elect the President. The whole idea was to keep the federal government small, and limited. And to let the states and localities decide what is best for them based on their local communities.
They gave us a process to amend the Constitution, knowing the country would grow, and circumstances would change. But they deliberately made that a difficult process to make sure the states would have the final say on what changes were necessary. They feared an activist Court, which is why the idea of the judiciary determining laws unconstitutional was not in the Constitution. Judicial activism is the enemy of a Constitutional Republic. They knew that. They also knew a central bank was a threat to freedom, as was an income tax.
You can look to Canada and the mildly socialist countries in Europe and say they are better than the US, but those countries could not be what they are without a strong and free United States. If there was no United Stars, there would be no Canada or Europe as they are today. When America falls, as it is almost certain to do under a Hillary administration, those countries will change as well.
Not only is America at a crossroads, but the world is, as well. If we side with the Establishment Globalists, it's over. I think we have one last chance to revive the Spirit of Liberty. Freedom loving people around the world are counting on us. I hope we don't let them down.