“Puritans believed in the democracy of New England town meetings. Liberals believe that unelected judges have an unlimited prerogative to create law, even when it is overwhelmingly opposed by the majority of citizens.”
I’ve grown to really like Thomas Brewton’s work on conservatism. This is no exception; it’s on my “highly recommended reads” list.
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- 1) Despite what the voices in my head are telling me, this is not a rant-free zone. Feel free to rant along with me.
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