George Aiken Quotes

Lincoln's Reference To Government Of The People, By The People, For The People Is A Generally Satisfactory Definition Of Democracy. I Say Generally Because When It Comes To Fair And Workable Details, Democracy Fails To Completely Meet The Criteria Enunciated By Lincoln By A Rather Wide Margin.

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