Can We?
September 6, 2010
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The story of America in the twentieth century was the story of the growth of government. It has accelerated and decelerated, and even retreated at times, but taken together, it looks almost inexorable—it grows and grows, slowly choking out freedom and economic activity. Read the rest of this entry »
Case Closed
June 4, 2010
As someone who has more than once wondered what is true and whether (and with how much certainty) it is even possible to know, I was interested to learn that three factual claims I had heard Mark Steyn and other commentators make in the past have now been confirmed by longtime liberal bastion The New York Times and more-or-less liberal “newsmagazine” Time:
Enjoyment and Contemplation 
