The Politics of “The Impossible”
Politics has been called “the art of the possible.” Interpreted literally, this is of course a truism. All human arts are arts of the possible; the impossible is by definition that which cannot be achieved.
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The Politics of “The Impossible”
Politics has been called “the art of the possible.” Interpreted literally, this is of course a truism. All human arts are arts of the possible; the impossible is by definition that which cannot be achieved.
About the Author
Frank S. Meyer was a senior editor of National Review.
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The Politics of “The Impossible”
Politics has been called “the art of the possible.” Interpreted literally, this is of course a truism. All human arts are arts of the possible; the impossible is by definition that which cannot be achieved.
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About the Author
Frank S. Meyer was a senior editor of National Review.
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