The greatest homage to truth is using it. -- Emerson
If only it were real…
After reading Michelle Malkin’s piece this morning, I just had to go to the original site and look at the photos. By permission of the original owner, I’m posting the photo here. I must say — I sure do:
Why yes, yes I do. (Photoshop by: W.E. Messamore)
Sometimes I love Photoshoppers.
The first chapter and first premise that Phil Valentine discusses is that America is a good nation. One of the first sentences in the chapter is one of my favorites:
“A good nation is not measured by its military strength or its size. A good nation is, in short, a nation that is generally a positive force in the world.” America has given so much to the world; What we’ve given far outweighs our mistakes.
Back on Sunday I said that I would start a new series of posts dealing with conservatism based on Phil Valentine’s book, The Conservative’s Handbook. I don’t think a person can fully grasp why a conservative believes what he or she believes until you understand where conservatism came from.
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