If the basic political tensions in America today are between pro-big-government and anti-big-government factions, and the pro-big-government faction just won, how are the Journal 's editorial sympathizers supposed to find comfort in that analysis?
If the political tensions are between people that are for large and small government, how should the Journals allies find contentment?
If the political tensions are between people that are for medium and no government, how should the Journals allies find comfort?
The grown man in front of the wall is playing cricket.
People rest after a long hike.
The trees are all luscious and green.
There was a girl looking at them.
Thanks for the talk. I look forward to seeing what happens in Phoenix!
The man in the tent is wearing a shirt.