"There are men, in all ages, who mean to exercise power usefully; but who mean to exercise it. They mean to govern well; but they mean to govern. They promise to be kind masters; but they mean to be masters."
Daniel Webster
Mr. Anderson has the makings of a burgeoning nutjob. If he read the editorial pages of the TFP carefully he would notice something a lot more painful than his imagined "progressivism." It's the lack of local editorals on Harry Austin's page which is shocking. Lee Anderson's "conservative" page is almost a parody in the local editorials it runs. He supports smaller government at the federal level, but swallows every pro-government (pro Chamber of Commerce) idea proposed locally. The editorial pages are weak, but there isn't a whole lot of philosophy or thought, in the equation. Just the opposite.
Mr. Anderson has the makings of a burgeoning nutjob. If he read the editorial pages of the TFP carefully he would notice something a lot more painful than his imagined "progressivism." It's the lack of local editorals on Harry Austin's page which is shocking. Lee Anderson's "conservative" page is almost a parody in the local editorials it runs. He supports smaller government at the federal level, but swallows every pro-government (pro Chamber of Commerce) idea proposed locally.
ReplyDeleteThe editorial pages are weak, but there isn't a whole lot of philosophy or thought, in the equation. Just the opposite.