Moral clarity and its relationship to political correctness are the subject of Bill Bennett's column, "Whitewashing Reality," at National Review Online.
The money quote is: There is a rot that spreads outside of Washington into the larger culture. It begins with a confusion of terms, and by not calling things by their proper names, it begins with a disassembling of the moral categories. . . . And so we are reminded again of the notion that the chief purpose of education is to know when a man is talking rot. Because, if unchecked, the rot will settle, it will metastasize.
But you really need to read the whole thing.
The Only Proper Way to Vote (Hint: For the Party, Not the Person)
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By Selwyn Duke
“I vote for the person, not the party,” people will proudly say ...
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