Review of “The Second Bill of Rights” Available in National Review
I just got the latest edition of National Review and was pleased to find in it my review of Cass Sunstein’s The Second Bill of Rights: FDR’s Unfinished Revolution and…
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Review of “The Second Bill of Rights” Available in National Review
I just got the latest edition of National Review and was pleased to find in it my review of Cass Sunstein’s The Second Bill of Rights: FDR’s Unfinished Revolution and…
Review of “The Second Bill of Rights” Available in National Review
I just got the latest edition of National Review and was pleased to find in it my review of Cass Sunstein’s The Second Bill of Rights: FDR’s Unfinished Revolution and…
An Excellent Christmas, er, Non-Denominational End of Year Celebration Gift
This is the best and most comprehensive reader about the history, the philosophy, the economics, the jurisprudence, and the promise of liberty. (And I wrote the extensive bibliographical essay, with…
Alexander — the Life, the Book, the Film
Next week a friend will be coming back from Baghdad and we’ve agreed to go and see Oliver Stone’s new movie about Alexander. I’m looking forward to the experience, despite…
A Thoughtful Defector
The political journalist and commentator Robert George of the New York Post has written a thoughtful piece in The New Republic on “Why I Can’t Vote for Bush.” It’s worth…
The Fall of the Republic
I finished up Tom Holland’s Rubicon: The Last Days of the Republic. It was a good read and helped to make more clear to me a number of the key…
Cowboy Capitalism Hailed
I hosted a Book Forum today at the Cato Institute for Olaf Gersemann, author of Cowboy Capitalism: European Myths, American Reality, with comments provided by Steven Pearlstein, business columnist for…
Books in My Briefcase
I’ve fallen way behind in my reading, but I did recently finish up a few books and start a few more. (I find that I usually have three to five…