In this week’s reflection, Michael Quinn Sullivan looks at the all too common problem of us wanting to be “right” rather than “in the right.” In our pride to be the most right person we know, he explains, it is easy to trade the joy of warm camaraderie for the faint praise of self-congratulations.
- Never personal
- Always trustworthy, with the facts in context
- Relentlessly pro-citizen, unabashedly pro-liberty
- Pursuing our heritage of self-governance
- Inspiring, without venting