In The End, All New Schools, Public

Fame Is Worth Less Than Service.

Laws Must Be Justified By Something More Than The Will Of The Majority. They Must Rest On The Eternal Foundation Of Righteousness.

Coolidge Was A Pragmatist. He Didn't Start Out With A Tax Theory. But He Observed Over Time That Lower Tax Rates Sometimes Brought In Extra Revenue. The Success Of His And Treasury Secretary Andrew Mellon's Experiment With Rate Cuts Has Been Obscured By Our Modern History Books.

There's Something Unsettling About The Education Of A Child Who Comfortably Enumerates The Rules For Surviving Zombie Apocalypse But Finds It Uncomfortable To Enumerate The Rules Of His Grandparents' Faith, If He Knows Them.

We're In A Kind Of Vicious Cycle Where The Media Tell The Politicians, And The Politicians Tell The People, That Perception Is Reality, And The Perception Of Saving Dooms A Politician. I Don't Believe Perception Is Reality, Or That All Americans Think That.