The State of the Union[1]
Disunited in worldview, united in principles of social organization, the American union is quite strong.
As 2019 dawned and the bitter polar vortex bore down on the god-fearing people of middle America, the blonde and silver maned champion of the unforgotten masses living in these middle states, President Donald Trump, was denied the floor of the House of Representatives to give the annual State of the Union Address. He had shut down about one third of the federal government because the democratically controlled House of Representatives, under the leadership of Nancy Pelosi, a Catholic from San Francisco, refused to endorse the funding of a border wall to keep out illegal aliens and protect the people of the United States. A fundamental duty of any leader is to protect his people, and that is also a fundamental duty of the civil authorities, a tenet of Catholic doctrine. But Catholics, like Pelosi, bishops, cardinals, the Pope himself, and millions more, were the best supporters of an ideology that is the very antithesis of Catholicism, Catholic doctrine, and the natural law as that term has been understand over the ages. Pelosi and the Catholics were true to the mandate from John Courtney Murray issued nearly sixty years ago in his book We Hold These Truths: Catholic Reflections on the American Proposition:
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