In 100 Years We Have Gone From

A Belief In Moral Absolutes Should Always Make Us More, Not Less, Critical Of Both Sides In Any Conflict. This Doesn't Mean That Both Sides Are Equally Wrong; It Means That Since We All Fall Short Of Moral Perfection, Even The Side Whose Cause Is Truly Righteous May Commit Terrible Acts Of Violence In Defense Of That Cause -- And, Worse, May Feel Quite Justified In Committing Them. That Is The Difference Between Being Righteous And Being Self-righteous. Moral Standards Are Absolute; But Human Fidelity To Them Is Always Relative.

The Prospect Of A Government That Treats All Its Citizens As Criminal Suspects Is More Terrifying Than Any Terrorist. And Even More Frightening Is A Citizenry That Can Accept The Surrender Of Its Freedoms As The Price Of "freedom".

Can The Real Constitution Be Restored? Probably Not. Too Many Americans Depend On Government Money Under Programs The Constitution Doesn't Authorize, And Money Talks With An Eloquence Shakespeare Could Only Envy. Ignorant People Don't Understand The Federalist Papers, But They Understand Government Checks With Their Names On Them.

Freedom Has Ceased To Be A Birthright; It Has Come To Mean Whatever We Are Still Permitted To Do.

If You Want Government To Intervene Domestically, You’re A Liberal. If You Want Government To Intervene Overseas, You’re A Conservative. If You Want Government To Intervene Everywhere, You’re A Moderate. If You Don’t Want Government To Intervene Anywhere, You’re An Extremist.