​Madame Speaker,
            President-elect Biden, the Democrats, Hollywood and the remaining groups of the Left, have called for unity. They have implored us to move on from the divisiveness of past four years; to put away petty, partisan politics, and to “Build, Back, Better.” Words. More words, delivered from the Capitol of words.
            This body does not lack for words, for phrases, and countless sentences. If words were money; there would be no debt, and the surplus money would fully fund any, and all, social and
military programs desired from either side of the Isle. It is unfortunate that we have a surplus of words, and a deficit of action.
            Now the action taking place to create unity involves censorship, deplatforming from social media, books not being published, lists of the current administration’s appointees, staff and supporters are being discussed to prevent from working, and calls for “cleansing” Trump
supporters. It will not help unify the country to pursue a vindictive impeachment based on hate.
            It seems the incoming administration has a governing style closer to Adolph Hitler and his Brown Shirts, than Martin Luther King. Until unifying actions match the words; we will remain a divided people, living in the former United States.
            Madame Speaker; having no more words, I yield back what time remains for action.

Madame Speaker;

I rise today to bid farewell to the United States of America. No longer a nation of with a pride of it's past and a vision of it's future. Ronald Reagan once said, “Freedom is never more than one generation away from extinction. We didn't pass it to our children in the bloodstream. It must be fought for, protected, and handed on for them to do the same, or one day we will spend our sunset years telling our children and our children's children what it was once like in the United States where men were free.”

Unfortunately, we have surrender our past, our present, our future, and our freedom without a shot being fired, against some great invader.  We lost the battle for our culture by removing God from the public square, and allowing, and normalizing every type deviant behavior and lifestyle. We yielded to the mob; tore down, and rewrote our once great history, and made the United States the embodiment of evil.

Yet, while the picture of the Great Satan was being painted, we allowed unchecked illegal immigration, and became a nation without borders; which in reality, is not a nation at all. We allowed lawlessness to run rampant, unchecked by a weak and unjust court system. A two-tiered justice system did untold damage to the middle and lower classes. 

The rich and big business prospered, as businesses and jobs left our country. Technology, once holding the promise of making life better, replaced the remaining workforce here at home. The attempts to tax the rich failed, as they could afford high priced accountants, or move their money off shore and, as always, the working class carried the burden of the costs of various "free" government programs.  The oligarchy prospered, while the great unwashed struggled under oppressive laws, rules, and mandates.

Our freedoms and liberty died a slow, unnoticed death. Our greatest enemy in the battle for our nation was the apathy of it's people.

Madame Speaker, I yield back the remainder of my time, in the hope that our nation's time has not run out...