Four centuries later, the “city on a hill” is still a cause for thanksgiving.
The presidential advisor and longtime friend of ISI died Saturday.
Leftists use it as a slur against the right. But its real meaning is very different.
Its tension with the institutions that protect liberty is at the core of modern politics.
A century ago, America elected a statesman whom it has never fully appreciated.
A humble hero, he set an example for all presidents to follow.
“Mr. Republican” was the last of his kind: interventionist at home but not abroad.
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