Silly moi, it seems.
In any case, that sort of inflexible, self-important orthodoxy is something I deplore no matter on which side of the fence one happens to sit.
Here's more on the magazine's anti-Trumpery--from Simon and from Steyn.
Saturday, January 23, 2016
The Reason I Object to the National Review's Anti-Trump Hatchet Job
It's not that I'm such a big Trump fan. It's just that I have long seen the concept of "ideological purity" (and/or the lack thereof) as being more of a leftist than a conservative phenomenon.
Silly moi, it seems.
In any case, that sort of inflexible, self-important orthodoxy is something I deplore no matter on which side of the fence one happens to sit.
Here's more on the magazine's anti-Trumpery--from Simon and from Steyn.
Silly moi, it seems.
In any case, that sort of inflexible, self-important orthodoxy is something I deplore no matter on which side of the fence one happens to sit.
Here's more on the magazine's anti-Trumpery--from Simon and from Steyn.
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