In today’s Charlotte Observer (July 18, 2007), NY Times columnist
David Brooks chats about the differences between President Bush and Leo Tolstoy and their theories of history.
While praising the presidents’ self-confidence in the face of the realities in Iraq, Brooks notes that “Politics is a thin crust on the surface of culture“. [...]
RobertReddick.com
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Will that be thick or thin crust?
Posted by robert in July 18th, 2007 | no comment
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