Michael Anton

Crime-fighting mayors brought about an urban renaissance. It ended gradually, then suddenly.

Continue Reading »

The founders would be appalled” is a common sentiment in American politics, expressed mostly by the right. Those on the left, by contrast, are overjoyed at the thought of appalling the founders, whom they accuse of a raft of unforgivable sins, which can be expiated (and even then, only partially) . . . . Continue Reading »