We believed we were the best. We believed we were the brightest. But an evil menace loomed. And when it struck, how did we respond? Did we rise to new heights? Did we wallow in self-pity? Or did we allow opportunists to instigate internal divisiveness? Read this week’s Carosa Commentary “Remember 9/11 Forever” and come up with your own answer.
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