"It is on his legacy that I hope to build the future of the party, but more importantly, the future of the country."
"I'm here today to learn so that we can together remedy injustice in any form, and so we can also remedy economics so African-American communities can benefit economically through jobs and income."
If I thought it would help, I would send Trump some Thomas books, Thomas DiLorenzo and Thomas Sowell, but Trump smells the presidential finish line and he will say anything to get there.
-RW.@RealBenCarson showing @realDonaldTrump a YUGE tree- in his old Detroit neighborhood, that used to be 2ft tall. pic.twitter.com/GzaGBxkTcP
— Dan Scavino Jr. (@DanScavino) September 3, 2016
As edifying as those authors are, the last thing any politician wants is the diffuse benefits of freedom paid for by concentrated costs among the protected class. Educating the emperor is never the path to freedom, not even once in history, and certainly not now.
ReplyDeleteEven Socrates gave us Alexander the Great, and Marcus Aurelius gave us Commodus. Commodus, for Pete's sake!