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And that chaos means mistrust. What can restore that trust? Only leadership. Consistent, capable and able leadership, a willingness to speak the moral truth, to speak facts in a vacuum, to reach across the aisle to others willing to do the same. In an era in which utilitarianism has replaced Biblical morality, in which decency is now perceived as unilateral disarmament, only a bipartisan embrace of rules and decency can provide a path forward. Will that happen? It’s unlikely, but it has happened before. America has undergone a spiritual revival; leaders have risen. But it cannot happen unless Americans are willing to tentatively trust one another again. And that cannot happen unless Americans get to know each other once again, offline, in real-life situations. Most Americans are normal people who want the same things Americans have always wanted: A better life for their children, freedom to pursue that life and communities rooted in traditional virtue. The normies must find each other and must find solidarity with each other. America does need a revolution, but it needs a Normie Revolution. The time is now. It cannot wait.
