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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required The test scores are worse than they've ever been How can these kids expect an American Dream Most Democracies buried in debt individuals max their credit, also a bad bet. Our military is outmanned and outgunned China can build 200 ships when we build one. Their hypersonic missiles can sink our carrier fleet Their allies round the world can make the job complete. Their kids master science and math Here kids fail at logic, no upward path Their elite are engineers, ours have law degrees We block things, they have world class factories. Frenchmen riot, want to retire before age 65 Once the state gives, reversal efforts don't survive. Politicians keep promising, budgets keep growing Stagnation grows too; we reap what they're sowing. Leaders ignore what their citizens want We don't want an influx of the intolerant Chinese don't have race riots, or student spies It doesn't matter that propaganda tells lies. We thought there'd be balance, assumed, not told The media, academia, the center would hold Movies would vary, opinions too You wouldn't be shot dead, that's what savages do. So, did the Republic fail that the founders made? Will totalitarians leave our legacy in the shade? It doesn't look good now, in a row allies fall To Jihad or Karl Marx, who yet hears freedom's call?
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