At Last — Governor Kemp of Georgia Lays Down the Law to Rioters

Let us return, say, to the 1940s and enjoy life. That was when my family sat on the front porch and counted passing autos. Few people in the neighborhood had a vehicle. Times were tough. Our alternative traffic was a trolley car that shook and shuttered while its electric poles fell off the wire. Yet, I would rather observe the classy design of old-timey automobiles than encounter another riot in person or watch it over the Internet.

Everyone loved the iconic 1940 Ford with its curves, swells, and V8 engine. This wartime…