Menand puts his finger on what could possibly the the most important semantic distinction of the decade in this week’s The New Yorker:
“She was a conservative. What she was not was an ideologue. “
Louis Menand on Sandra Day O'Connor
Menand puts his finger on what could possibly the the most important semantic distinction of the decade in this week’s The New Yorker:
“She was a conservative. What she was not was an ideologue. “
Andrew Hinton 