I’ll buy that. And I especially agree with the truth of this:
“The American people are less prejudiced, more globally aware and more willing to meet other cultures and societies halfway than ever before. Minorities today are better protected in law and more fairly treated by the public than ever in our history.
“No previous generation has been as determined to give women a fair chance in life, or to attack the foul legacy of racism. The American people have never been as religiously tolerant as they are today, as concerned about the environment, or more willing to make sacrifices around the world to promote the peace and well being of humanity as a whole.”
All of which, by contrast, just shows how ill-equipped Obamalot and the other race-card-playing dimwits of our political class are to lead.
THE TEXAS SCRIBBLER 
It’s hard to leave Texas
D.G. Meyers, the online editor of Commentary Magazine, who once taught English lit at Texas A&M, but now lives and works in Ohio:
“My four kids are Texans. For twenty years I was an interloper in Texas—an Orthodox Jew who lived without benefit of barbecue. I’ve only been gone nine months now, and I miss the hell out of the place. None of my exes live in Texas, but I left my heart there.”
His A Commonplace Blog is a great stop for new (and old) book advice.
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