There is nothing more un-American than the concept of the King.

The title, after all, is granted to one of noble lineage, who by no merit of his own, is granted the right to dominate the lives of his subjects—often claiming their property, accomplishments and money as his own, if only to further a vainglorious attitude of entitlement.

The founding fathers found this concept so repugnant that they forged a nation in direct opposition to the King.

The French followed suit, sending the King's head rolling down the street.

The Brit's preserved the King, but relegated him to obscurity.

After year's of dormancy it seems that America, the very nation that sent the King into oblivion, has spawned ano...

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