We are not, thank the Almighty, engaged in a civil war. But it does seem that we are waging a war on civility. Rage, anger, violence, division, hate and fear have crept into every corner. Politics is increasingly regarded as a zero sum game. Compromise and accommodation are considered by many to be signs of weakness. If I can't get everything I want, then you will get nothing. Should this be our modus operandi? And the country is in pain. We are still suffering from the aftershocks of a horrendous pandemic. Our kids lost a year of education. Inflation is roaring ahead with no clear end in sight. A recession with rising unemployment may be just around the corner. Folks are scared. A war in Europe reminds us that democracy is at risk. Political campaigns have taken on a coarse vulgarity that mirrors the erosion of etiquette and decorum at large. The January 6th hearings, while necessary, are only further dividing a fractured nation. And as all of this was boiling over,
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