The question is this:  When will Americans reach the point when we have to do something?

So far, the average citizens have their hands full keeping up with their bills, their jobs, their families.  Actually, that is how it is supposed to be in our free country—we’re alive and we have freedom to work to pursue happiness for ourselves and those we love—the first words of our Constitution.

But the day has come when we have to do something, like our founding fathers did to create this awesome country.

History repeats itself.  Can America repeat its exceptionalism, or will America repeat the demise of every other country in pursuit of decadence.

—The Chinese students “had to” protest in Tienanmen Square.

—Chinese Communist leaders “had to” mow down the students with tanks.

—In Cairo, thousands “had to” protest with sticks and stones.

—Muslim Brotherhood “had to” seize the opportunity to take over Egypt.

—Over half a million, especially young people, “had to” march for life in Washington.

—The media “had to” ignore the March for Life.

—Truckers will eventually “have to” protest high diesel prices.

—The administration in Washington “has to” raise fuel prices by killing drilling.

—Hitler “had to” kill Jews.

—Politicians “have to” sanction killing of babies.

—Politicians “have to” sanction gun control so we can’t prevent killing of our babies that survive their first nine months of life.

—Homeland Security, IRS, Forest Service, etc. “have to” stockpile five to six rounds of hollow-point for every single American for ‘domestic’ use.

—Everybody “has to” tolerate everybody, except Christians and conservatives and patriots and . . .

—The question is this:  When will Americans reach the point when we “have to” do something that we are not ready to do yet?