George Will Quotes
I Suppose There's A Melancholy Tone At The Back Of The American Mind, A Sense Of Something Lost. And It's The Lost World Of Thomas Jefferson. It Is The Lost Sense Of Innocence That We Could Live With A Very Minimal State, With A Vast Sense Of Space In Which To Work Out Freedom.
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