“the economy and the structure of work are not the way they used to be. This has had devastating effects on the family and on community life”
For the first few decades after the Second World War, per-capita U.S. economic growth...
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“We Americans are reluctant to acknowledge that our economy serves the educated classes and penalizes the rest”
When it comes to people whose lives aren’t going well, American culture is a...
“…there are ultimately four characteristics in candidates that I think drive our perceptions and our decisions…”
I think there are ultimately four characteristics in candidates that I think drive our...
“we would often be better off worrying about what the appendages in legislatures and localities are doing than about what some ultimate head is thinking”
This idea of power simply emanating downward still animates apologetics for authoritarianism, but it...
“…liberalism has, to an unusual degree, been defined by what it wasn’t”
…liberalism has, to an unusual degree, been defined by what it wasn’t. For French...