Francis Porretto:

‘…..But elections will only prevail over bloodshed for as long as the great majority of Americans continue to trust in their verdicts. Should we come to despise the ballot, our recourse must be to the bullet.
The courts will be no help. America’s courts are now as thoroughly politicized as everything else. Judges routinely set aside the unambiguous meaning of the black-letter law, often on grounds of “fairness,” a concept mentioned nowhere in any Constitution or charter. The Emanuel and Torricelli decisions, and the decision of Wisconsin judge Maryann Sumi to intervene extra-jurisdictionally in the recently passed state law, should give ample evidence to that effect.
…..Law is being replaced by the whims of high officials. Elections are falling to a state beneath contempt. And ever more Americans are asking what the next step must necessarily be….’
The Shape Of Things To Come Part 10: Temblors