Without embarrassment or apology, he has thus far successfully tramped through a quagmire of scandals from Whitewater to selling of the Lincoln bedroom, to say nothing of his zipper troubles. The sum total seems to have dulled the nation's sense of revulsion against corruption, immorality and the abuse of power. The audacious actions of this Clinton administration reek of government corruption to a dangerous degree, and if unchecked, will turn our government of law into a lawless regime. We'll likely find out if we continue to ignore this increasing audacity. On the other hand, if the president is impeached, his successors will know that there are limits to what the American people and their elected representatives will tolerate.
Audacity deserves great humbling.
And I am writing with sincere praise and thanks. Than You Think and Peers Matter More. But the primary point that I wanted to bring the focus to in Mr. Krecklow's column was brought forward in the final paragraphs. It was like a breath of fresh air to hear of a newspaper editor's faith in God and how that affected his thinking about the book and how it helped develop his thinking and writing. Praise should go to the God that created parents and their role, and our thanks should go to a faithful Robb Krecklow.