Wallbuilders Live! With David Barton & Rick Green

www.ffroa.comAmerica stands at a crossroads of civic understanding. As Senator Tim Kaine recently proclaimed that believing our rights come from God rather than government is "dangerous," we witness the troubling disconnect between many leaders and America's founding principles.The chasm between immigrant and native-born civic knowledge tells a sobering story. While 91% of immigrants seeking citizenship pass their civics test on first attempt, a mere 3-4% of American high school students can pass that same test. This isn't merely a statistical curiosity—it's a warning sign about our ability to sustain self-governance when so few understand its foundations.The founders recognized that unity requires common knowledge. E Pluribus Unum—"out of many, one"—only functions when diverse people share fundamental understandings about rights, governance, and purpose. Today's fragmentation stems largely from the erosion of this shared civic foundation. When two people can't &qu