I was wrong. There are more of them than there are of us, and they spoke at the polls Tuesday (“Four more years to crush personal freedoms,” Commentary, Thursday).
The politically naive, the morally corrupt and morally ambiguous, the enfranchised but socially immature, the educationally underserved, the racially divisive, the anti-capital collectivists, the foreign-policy appeasers and the anti-military activists have triumphed. Those who still believe in constitutional law, personal initiative, responsibility and the ideals upon which the United States was founded have a tough battle ahead — but we will be heard.
LAWLER NICOTERI
Silver Spring
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