"A house divided against itself cannot stand." - Abe Lincoln on this day in history in 1858 in a speech after he was nominated for U.S. senate.
While the quote is popularly used by couples quarreling over rival sports team affiliations, the meaning can be political, humorous and even philosophical.
How do you keep your house from dividing?
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