Quote for the day

Pat Buchanan the rabid rightwinger may be actually right on this time when he says:

" If a married couple disagreed as broadly and deeply as Americans do on such basic issues, they would have divorced and gone their separate ways long ago. What is it that still holds us together?

The European-Christian core of the country that once defined us is shrinking, as Christianity fades, the birth rate falls and Third World immigration surges. Globalism dissolves the economic bonds, while the cacophony of multiculturalism displaces the old American culture.

"E pluribus unum" – out of many, one - was the national motto the men of '76 settled upon. One sees the pluribus. But where is the unum? One sees the diversity. But where is the unity? "

source: http://www.wnd.com/index.php?fa=PAGE.view&pageId=109478

Or as the rightwing fascist Republican president Abe Lincoln once said "A house divided against itself cannot stand."

Note: When TWW tried to find some stories about our Leader being the Great Unifier he only found some right-wing sites. Wasn't our Leader supposed to be the Great Unifier or was it only the rightwingers who called him that?

Late, breaking: Remember when Dr. Tiller wa shot and how it showed intolerance? Now an anti-abortion activist has met the same fate: http://www.mlive.com/news/flint/index.ssf/2009/09/antiabortion_activist_shot_in.html Will the liberals be as outraged as they were when Dr. Tiller was murdered or will people just trade roles and the rightwingers be the outraged ones?

George Bush may have been a Great Unifier. He got all the people on the left unified and our current Leader may be the Great Unifier of the people on the right. We need an invasion of space aliens so the next true Great Unifer will emerge.