Bi-Partisan Hypocricy
Mar. 8th, 2007 07:17 am♠
In today's Roman circus, talking populist while enjoying the high life mixes no better for the left than mouthing old-fashioned virtue and living the low life do for the right.
... For both liberals and conservatives, the days of the simple-living Harry Truman and clean-living Dwight Eisenhower are apparently long gone - and for two reasons.
-- Victor Davis Hanson at RealClearPolitics.com
Mr. Hanson is on today, but he has long been good on hitting that cultural-curmudgeonly note on the decline and fall of America. At least he sees it's a bipartisan problem.
( Hanson column )
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In today's Roman circus, talking populist while enjoying the high life mixes no better for the left than mouthing old-fashioned virtue and living the low life do for the right.
... For both liberals and conservatives, the days of the simple-living Harry Truman and clean-living Dwight Eisenhower are apparently long gone - and for two reasons.
-- Victor Davis Hanson at RealClearPolitics.com
Mr. Hanson is on today, but he has long been good on hitting that cultural-curmudgeonly note on the decline and fall of America. At least he sees it's a bipartisan problem.
( Hanson column )