With Politicians, Artful Evasion Is Always Preferable

Margaret Atwood, The Canadian Novelist, Once Asked A Group Of Women At A University Why They Felt Threatened By Men. The Women Said They Were Afraid Of Being Beaten, Raped, Or Killed By Men. She Then Asked A Group Of Men Why They Felt Threatened By Women. They Said They Were Afraid Women Would Laugh At Them.

Most Of Us Think Of Government As Them. Yet Government Isn't Them: It's Us.

The Advantage Of Being Able To Identify Sin Is That You Can Go Out And Do It, And Enjoy It.

Reading Ehrenreich Is Good For The Soul.

Democracy Requires A Certain Relish For Confusion