(Faith & Freedom) Kevin McCollough, writing for Town Hall yesterday, said, "In 30 days, this country marks 25 years since 19 men murdered nearly 3,000 of us on a Tuesday morning that started like any other."
"A quarter century. Long enough that some of the people reading this column weren’t alive for it. Long enough that the raw, unified grief of that September has faded into something more like a civic ritual — a moment of silence, a name-reading, a flag at half-staff, and then back to whatever we were doing," he reminded his readers.
We'd better take a serious look at what is happening in our beloved country now. Twenty-five years later.