It was a time not so long ago, but it was a different world, one foot tapping lightly into the past, one foot stepping ahead into today. Was that the right step to take? Read this week’s Carosa Commentary “Jack Kemp: All American,” and return to a time when there was still a chance to rekindle the spirit of e pluribus unum.
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