A very Massachusetts optimism about core democratic principles and liberal institutions, discounting the ending zinger. I do feel it leads to weak analysis of grassroots resistance. Nazi parallels somewhat overplayed, or perhaps underplayed - the latter is appealing in a more over-the-top tone.
I did appreciate how Welles writes monopoly on violence. Captures the parallels to ICE nowadays in obvious form.
Weaker overall than A Cry in the Desert but good to see someone had a vision of this before AIDS made our place in the american hierarchy undeniable.