If We Need Women In

Chesterton Spoke Of 'the Modern And Morbid Habit Of Always Sacrificing The Normal To The Abnormal.' It Would Be Hard To Sum Up Liberalism For Succinctly.

It's I Politics That Men Are Always Aggravating The Hopeless Tangle Of Their Laws, Obscuring The Simplest Principles And Making A Mockery Of Liberty.

Anything Called A "program" Is Unconstitutional.

The Best Argument For Anarchism Is The Twentieth Century.

How Odd That Americans, And Not Just Their Presidents, Have Come To Think Of Their Constitution As Something Separable From The Government It's Supposed To Constitute. In Theory, It Should Be As Binding On Rulers As The Laws Of Physics Are On Engineers Who Design Bridges; In Practice, Its Axioms Have Become Mere Options. Of Course Engineers Don't Have To Take Oaths To Respect The Law Of Gravity; Reality Gives Them No Choice. Politics, As We See, Makes All Human Laws Optional For Politicians.