There Is No Pure Free-market Economy.

I Always Assume That Democracy Is The Only Good Form Of Government, Quite Frankly, And Democracy Is Always To Be Preferred

Decades, If Not Centuries Are Normally Required For People To Acquire The Necessary Disciplines And Habits. In Britain, The Road [to Democratic Government] Took Seven Centuries To Traverse.

Democrats Can't Get Elected Unless Things Get Worse-and Things Won't Get Worse Unless They Get Elected.

Vietnam Presumably Taught Us That The United States Could Not Serve As The World's Policeman; It Should Also Have Taught Us The Dangers Of Trying To Be The World's Midwife To Democracy When The Birth Is Scheduled To Take Place Under Conditions Of Guerrilla War.

Neither Nature, Experience, Nor Probability Informs These Lists Of 'entitlements', Which Are Subject To No Constraints Except Those Of The Mind And Appetite Of Their Authors.