John Leo Quotes

The Political Terms 'will' And 'popular Will' Have A Long Track Record In Western History Going Back To Rousseau. That Record Is Profoundly Anti-democratic, Essentially Inviting Elites To Interpret What The Common People Believe And Want. In Litigious Modern America, That Would Be A Judicial Elite Telling Us How We Meant To Vote Or Should Have Voted.

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