On Saturday evening Ruth Dudley Edwards, Bill Fitzhugh, Charles Benoit, and I walked through the mean streets of Muncie, ending up in the “Backstage” bar, a friendly joint where a single is a double and a double is an express train to nirvana, where we drank gimlets and swapped P. G. Wodehouse quotations. It felt good. And as the evening wore on, it felt gooder.
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John O’Sullivan is a senior fellow at National Review Institute and a contributing editor of National Review.
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