This is a common theme in Republican administrations dating back to presidents Richard Nixon and Ronald Reagan. What you do is you break the government, make it very hard for the government to function, and then you loudly announce that the government can’t do anything.
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… This Wilsonian hubris has spread like a cancer through many of America’s largest corporations, its public … than their American workers and customers. Today, nearly every top-tier U.S. university president or Wall Street … - page 10
… on a person’s knowledge of the one thing most necessary for governance: what it means to live well. That knowledge … the book of human nature, to which we are all offered the key just by merit of our shared humanity. One of the great premises of … - page 10
… Progressive policymakers and pundits in America - 523 Progressive policymakers and pundits in America either fail to understand this premise or intentionally reject it. They enthusiastically support supranational … - page 10
… Wilson a century ago, the woke - 524 Wilson a century ago, the woke Left today seeks a world, bound by global treaties they write, in … - page 11
… That’s why today’s progressive Left so - 525 That’s why today’s progressive Left so cavalierly supports open borders … - page 11
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