An ABC News & Washington Post poll showed that the majority of Americans support a nuclear deal with Iran. The poll demonstrated that Americans were willing to welcome a deal that restricts Iran’s nuclear ambitions in exchange for the lifting of sanctions. In addition to this finding, according to the report, “Nearly six in 10 say they are not confident that a deal will prevent Iran from developing nuclear weapons.”

However, these issues are not what has the United States of America, in real danger, it’s the following information that sent alarm bells ringing. A Pew Research Center survey released on Monday showed that only 62 percent of the public believes Congress, and not the President, should have final authority in establishing a treaty with Iran. If that does not alarm you let me explain a little more what that means.

The power to grant treaties with foreign nations is one specifically outlined in the U.S. Constitution and it was made clear that no one person could create such a treaty. While it is true the President takes the lead role in establishing a relationship and treaty with foreign nations, it is equally true that any document he or she draws up must then be reviewed by the Senate. The Senate, after reviewing the document, will give advice for changes or by a two thirds supermajority, approve the treaty. Any document not approved by the Senate is not a binding treaty with the United States but merely an executive agreement…powerless beyond the Presidents sphere of influence. (Read more from “America Is in REAL Danger (and It’s America’s Fault)” HERE)

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Photo Credit: National Review Recently, my 91-year-old father-in-law and I were talking about the dire state of our nation, and he said, “I am sure glad I will not be around to see the end.”

My father-in-law is a great American patriot, who, as an Albanian immigrant, was processed through Ellis Island at the age of six. He often says the greatest gifts of his life were his family, his Catholic faith, and the opportunity to be American. In World War II, he was an engineer stationed at the Washington Navy Yard, where he worked on electronic circuitry for mines and torpedoes. After the war, he was recruited by the CIA. During several tumultuous decades he was a field operative fighting the Cold War in Europe, and then Vietnam and Laos. At his 90th-birthday party, he expressed utter astonishment that he had reached that milestone, given how many times he had cheated death during his career.

Considering his life experience, I was shaken to the core by his gratitude at the prospect of “not seeing the end” of America — not because I was surprised he said it, but because I totally agree that “the end” is coming and that my husband and I probably will be around to see it.

We are dismayed at the increasing secularization of a nation founded on Judeo-Christian principles, coupled with political, social, cultural, economic, moral, spiritual, and infrastructure decline everywhere we turn. During the 2012 presidential election, there was much discussion among Republicans to the effect that if Obama won reelection it would signal “the end of our nation as we know it.” The theory was that our nation would not be able to withstand another four years of President Obama’s “transforming” policies. The biggest fear of all was that, since his name would never again be on the ballot, Obama would be empowered to do whatever the heck he wanted.

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