Shmuel Klatzkin writes in the American Spectator,
...We are plunging headlong towards being a nation no longer bound with cords of affection and love. We may wave banners decrying racism, but we are following John Calhoun and actively snapping the cords that bind us. This is our destination — unless we reaffirm our freedom, unless we recommit to love of country and love of our fellow, and unless we are willing to let nothing stand in the way of seeing the image of God in the other even when — and especially when — they disagree with us.
...If we use our freedom to choose love, the power to accomplish what love requires will follow as well.
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