There Once Was an Idea Called America
By: Richard Daniel McCann

Elitism, Globalism, Radicalism, and Systematic Destruction of American Democracy

America is at a critical crossroads. Buffeted by the strong head winds of deeply divisive social change and faced with the loss internationally of its previously unchallenged position as the world's greatest military and economic powerhouse, America has entered a no man's land of intensive soul searching and doubt with respect to its place in an ever changing and increasingly hostile world. The once great American birthrights of life, personal liberty, and the pursuit of happiness are under attack on numerous fronts by the purveyors of elitism, radicalism, and globalism. In There Once Was an Idea Called America, Richard Daniel McCann lays out the series of events that brought America to its current state and argues for the redevelopment of the factors which made her great: self-sufficiency, personal responsibility, family, faith, community, patriotism, and a robust middle class. Only by anchoring the future to these time-honored values can the United States hope to divest itself of the scourge of radicalism, elitist plutocracy, and globalism's economic race to the bottom.