The Warnings We Forgot - #2999

The Warnings We Forgot – George Washington left us with a warning—not of conquest, but of restraint. He cautioned against political factions, foreign entanglements, and the erosion of morality, knowing that a republic stretched too thin would one day snap. But we did not listen. We embraced division, abandoned virtue, and let ambition override duty. Now, we stand as a fractured people, governed by excess, adrift in a culture unmoored. Washington’s wisdom was not idealism—it was experience. If America is to endure, she must remember the lessons of the man who walked away from power before it’s too late.