[quoting Someone Else] The American

Grand Visions, Even Those As Prescient As Washington's, Must Nevertheless Negotiate The Damnable Particularities That History In The Short Run Tosses Up Before History In The Long Run Arrives To Validate The Vision.

I'm One Of Those People That Believes You Should Start Writing Before You Think You're Ready.

...the Very Notion That A Candidate Should Openly Solicit Votes Violated The Principled Presumption That Such Behavior Itself Represented A Confession Of Unworthiness For National Office.

Even In The Best Of Lives, Mistakes Are Made.

Lincoln Once Said That America Was Founded On A Proposition That Was Written By Jefferson In 1776. We Are Really Founded On An Argument About What That Proposition Means.