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Patriotism, or love of country, is the highest [[United States|American]] virtue. Patriotism means unquestioning obedience and loyalty to the [[president|Leader]] of the country, so long as he is true to [[conservative]] [[Christian]] principles. The opposite of patriotism, [[treason]], is the act of questioning, criticizing or voting against the Leader. However, it is not treason to oppose a [[Democrat]] president.

Patriotism, or love of country, is the highest [[United States|American]] virtue. Patriotism means unquestioning obedience and loyalty to the [[president|Leader]] of the country. The opposite of patriotism, [[treason]], is the act of questioning, criticizing or voting against the Leader.

Patriotism comes from the Latin. An ancient Latino poet wrote "Dulce et decorum est pro Patria mori", which means "It is sweet and decorative for patriots to die"<ref>Horace, ''Odes'' (iii 2.13)</ref>. Now, however, the word has become American.

Patriotism comes from the Latin. An ancient Latino poet wrote "Dulce et decorum est pro Patria mori", which means "It is sweet and decorative for patriots to die"<ref>Horace, ''Odes'' (iii 2.13)</ref>.

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