It is a re-establishment of the principles that made America great: the establishment of the individual as a free and creative actor, the identification of government’s one job as facilitating the full creativity of the individual.
You know, I actually basically agree with that. BUT, you can’t say that and then on the other hand say, in effect, “as long as those individuals are white Protestants”! It’s a contradiction. If you wanna say America is the land of freedom and individuality, then that’s gotta include Whites, Blacks, Latinos, Christians, Muslims, atheists, Jews, LGBTQIA, etc etc, and so forth.
Also, now I think about it, that sounds a LOT like some Ayn Rand kinda stuff, doesn’t it? I always find that VERY funny, conservative Christians parroting Ayn Rand…I guess they like her because she was super anti-communist/pro-capitalism, but they seem to forget she was also a staunch atheist who totally denounced religion, and denounced racism as well.