Victor Davis Hanson recently returned from one of his many extended lecture and study tours in Europe. Over the past four decades, he has observed the slow and steady growth of socialism on that continent. His latest Works and Days column has some thoughts on socialism and its application to the American experience. Most readers aren't going to enjoy what they read in this column, but Hanson's style and wisps of humor always help the medicine go down. In my humble opinion, he is to the contemporary American political scene what Richard Feynman was to physics.
Friday, August 14, 2009
Victor Davis Hanson On Things To Come
Victor Davis Hanson recently returned from one of his many extended lecture and study tours in Europe. Over the past four decades, he has observed the slow and steady growth of socialism on that continent. His latest Works and Days column has some thoughts on socialism and its application to the American experience. Most readers aren't going to enjoy what they read in this column, but Hanson's style and wisps of humor always help the medicine go down. In my humble opinion, he is to the contemporary American political scene what Richard Feynman was to physics.
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