I would not say I agree with Walter, but I always appreciated that Walter was not a part of the Liberals/Lefists intellectual plantation, and even though Walter is “black” and slavery is the backdrop of the Civil War, Walter has the intellectual homesty to come to his own conclusions. He represents highly why the founders thought “freedom of speech” (intellectual freedom) was so important, so essential.
I also enjoyed it very much when he substituted for Rush.
WW rules.
The best intellectuals are those who can speak to the common man and break the complex into simple parts.
What Constitutional argument do you submit that States are eternally locked in to the Union? The very antithesis of the Declaration of Independence.