Notes on “The Other America”
The argument about whether “the Liberals” even exist — the Liberals, that is to say, as an identifiable group with a homogeneous point of view — goes on and on. There are, the disputants on one side concede, individual “Liberals”; there are even — ADA for example — organizations made up of individual Liberals, agreed with one another on a certain number of issues, and thus able to act together for a narrow range of purposes. But the wider phenomenon that national review keeps talking about, the Liberals qua political movement, does not exist.
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