Americans should ask: Are we still a people who believe freedom is worth sacrifice? Do we still see leadership as service, not dominion? Are we still a nation capable of moral resolve?
In order to be loved, a country must be lovely. It need not be flawless. In fact, no society—excepting the eternal City—is flawless. But to garner affection, it must be loveable. The World War II generation recognized our nation’s loveliness and gave everything they had to defend it. In fact, the sacrifices of that generation...
Terry Stoops on how N.C.'s ACT score compares to other states; Mike Walden on impact of N.C. tax reform; Lt. Gov. Dan Forest on Common Core concerns; Kevin Duffus on WW II and the N.C. coast; Rick Henderson on union comments about teacher pay
Thank goodness for all the "Rosie the Riveters" during World War II and their counterparts today.
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