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"We're in trouble in America," he told a packed room this week at the inaugural National Tea Party convention in Nashville. "We're losing our moral bearings. We are losing our respect for the rule of law."

He went on to add, "You look around America today, and things are bad -- and they're getting worse. We're broke. We're dispirited. We're scared." Strong words stemming from strong convictions, words which epitomized the sentiments of the home-grown assembly for a ground-up call to action.

Thus WorldNetDaily founder Joseph Farah began as he shared his long-term strategy for reclaiming the nation. With respect, who in all seriousness can contend otherwise? Americans have now lived through nearly 20 years of reckless government spending, gross government expansion, diminution of freedom, and declining morality.

During this time, and from the top down, we as a nation have striven to supplant the Creator with the idol of Big Government. State sovereignty is now routinely ignored by the federal monolith. Our American concepts of virtue, morality, and the rule of constitutional law have been distorted and twisted to a point where they are nearly unrecognizable. We are wallowing in a collectivist economic, moral, and spiritual meltdown.

And yet beneath it all, undercurrents of dissent awakened.

A glimmering

Last spring, in cities, towns, and villages, disorganized and disillusioned groups of Americans -- most never before involved in politics -- began protesting the uncontrolled and frivolous trillion-dollar spending schemes, growing government arrogance, nationalization of industries, Wall Street bailouts, the national debt, and Obamacare.

These small but vocal groups . . .

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