In A Way, Calvin Coolidge

The 1920s Are The Decade That Signaled The Arrival Of A Gift That Still Means A Lot To Us: Saturday.

Disillusionment Can Come As Fast As A Gust, But Building Faith That The Government Won't Inflate Again Is Like Building A New Sailboat, A Project Of Years.

People Value Halloween, Like Valentine's Day, Because They Can Tell Themselves That It's Not Merely Secularized But Actually Secular, Which Is To Say, Not Christian, Jewish, Hindu Or Muslim.

Fame Is Worth Less Than Service.

Today We Care About Budgets More Than Anything. Our American Future Hangs On The Ability Of Government To Cut Budget.