The Key Question For Many Voters Is:

It Is One Of The Great Tragedies Of The Us, That Most Learn Most Of What They Know About The Government From The Government.

The Government's Appearing To Be A Necessary Evil Does Not Oblige People To Trust It. We Face A Choice Of Trusting Government Or Trusting Freedom-trusting Overlords Who Have Lied And Abused Their Power Or Trusting Individuals To Make The Most Of Their Own Lives.

Throughout History, Politicians Have Used Other People's Property To Buy Themselves Power. That Is The Primary Achievement Of The Welfare State.

The More Expansive Government Is, The More Perils People Face In Daily Lives, Be It From Irs Agents Or From Child Support Services, Or From Other Agencies That Often Have Little Or No Legal Restraints On Their Power.

Gun Laws Are An Attempt To Nationalize The Right Of Self-defense. Politicians Perennially React To The Police's Abject Failure To Prevent Crime By Trying To Disarm Law-abiding Citizens. The Worse Government Fails To Control Crime, The More The Politicians Want To Restrict Individuals' Rights To Defend Themselves. But Police Protection In Most Places Is Typical Government Work - Slow, Inefficient, And Unreliable.