If "liberal" used to mean "for the people" (and I don't know that it ever did), then the idea that "we have more of these very liberal members of Congress" is patently absurd.

What we have is two groups that do everything they can to collect as much money as they can (the only way to compete in American politics), and then instantly become beholden to those who supplied it.

There are exceptions, and these are the people Americans should be supporting. They are few, and they are found on both "sides" of the political aisle.

Y'll are just putting your eggs into the financial collapse–but as per usual, you're going to end up disappointed. Sorry about that. :-)

Certainly the financial collapse is playing a role in the exposure of Zionism as comprised of a hostile elite, given the large number of Jewish Wall Street Banksters and executives integral to the collapse, most of whom are also Zionists.

But I suspect that the main factors at play in the coming downfall of Zionism in America is that Zionists comprise a fifth column that subordinates America’s interests to Israel’s, and actually operates within our borders on Israel’s behalf; that Zionism is an institutionally racist, supremacist, expansionist ideology with caste-system values and beliefs completely inconsistent and incompatible with Western norms, and mixes about as well with Western values as oil does with water; and that, historically, Zionists have always been unmasked by the countries comprising Western civilization sooner or later, and sent packing. In other words, their swindle always has an expiration date, which at some point inevitably catches up with them.

So unless the Zionists have somehow managed to suspend the march of history and the laws of intellectual deduction, they are right now on a downward slope as a force in America. And Zionism's own collapse here is really just a matter of time.