Charles A. Reich Quotes

To The American People Of 1789, Their Nation Promised A New Way Of Life: Each Individual A Free Man; Each Having The Right To Seek His Own Happiness; A Republican Form Of Government In Which The People Would Be Sovereign; And No Arbitrary Power Over People's Lives. Less Than Two Hundred Years Later, Almost Every Aspect Of The Dream Has Been Lost.

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