It’s not too late to prevent the inevitable, but you need to pay attention, hold your emotion, and act with steadfast precision. Otherwise, events will snowball into a maelstrom that will satisfy only our enemies. What should happen? Read this week’s Carosa Commentary “‘A Republic, If You Can Keep It’” to see why it’s OK to get mad, but not OK to go crazy.
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