[WhiskeyPapa]

Southerners knew well that George Washington never desired the horrible excesses of liberalism to be the rule rather than the exception. His Farewell Address ranks among the most powerful statements against liberalism.

And disunion.

Walt

[PhilipFreneau]

Southerners knew well that George Washington never desired the horrible excesses of liberalism to be the rule rather than the exception. His Farewell Address ranks among the most powerful statements against liberalism.

And disunion.

And against usurpation, centralization of government, immorality, foreign influence into political affairs, . . . , and most ever trademark associated with modern liberalism. On the same note he was strongly in favor of a common language and a common religion (with minor shades of differences, of course).

[PhilipFreneau]

Southerners knew well that George Washington never desired the horrible excesses of liberalism to be the rule rather than the exception. His Farewell Address ranks among the most powerful statements against liberalism.

And disunion.

Liberalism is disunion. It's purpose is to divide, not unite.