"Still, from the Founding until the 1930s, the American premise was itself a formidable inhibition of the central government. That premise was that the function of government is to provide the conditions -- ordered liberty -- in which happiness can be pursued, but not to provide happiness itself. Since the New Deal, the government has become steadily more ambitious. Americans have not, however, become more content with their government." - George Will
site content: Brian Gongol
logo: Jason Beane