\u201cThe essential disposition of the liberal mind is a belief that almost anything can be solved by government. Conservatives reject this as unmitigated hubris resulting in unrealistic goals and excessive costs. The liberal favors action, even at a high cost, and even better if that action is collective in nature. Rhetorically, everything becomes the moral equivalent of war \u2014 the war on poverty, the war on inequality, the war on COVID-19 \u2014 because only in war do we plan and execute with feverish collectivism. \u201c – Dan Crenshaw<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
\u201cThe essential disposition of the liberal mind is a belief that almost anything can be solved by government. Conservatives reject this as unmitigated hubris resulting in unrealistic goals and excessive costs. The liberal favors action, even at a high cost, and even better if that action is collective in nature. Rhetorically, everything becomes the moral … Continue reading Wisdom<\/span>