By Bradley Harrington “If men have grasped some glimmer of respect for individual rights in their private dealings with one another, that glimmer vanishes when they turn to public issues – and what leaps into the political arena is a caveman who can’t conceive of any reason why the tribe …
What would the French observer of America, Alexis de Tocqueville say about our Republic if he could see it now? In 1831, he wrote, “The Americans combine the notion of Christianity and of liberty so intimately in their minds that it is impossible to make them conceive one without the …
One of the most memorable radio programs, in its’ heyday, was The Shadow Knows, a drama that began as a pulp magazine series, then graduated to radio in the early 1930’s. The principle character was Lamont Cranston, and his female companion, Margot Lane. He opened each drama with, “Who knows …
