As others study how democracy dies, Tarek Masoud studies how it can survive
The Democracy in Hard Places program has grown from an obsession with how countries that lack democracy can get it and keep it.
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The Democracy in Hard Places program has grown from an obsession with how countries that lack democracy can get it and keep it.
Counting the Ways We Hate “60 Minutes”—A Note from Robbie George Needless to say, Power Line has a history with “60 Minutes.” Hence I thought it worth passing along a note from Robert P. George to “60 Minutes” this week. Prof. George—”Robbie” to his friends—is the McCormack Professor at Princeton, the chair originally created for Woodrow Wilson, and subsequently filled by Edward Corwin and now by Robbie. He is renowned for his genial nature (as you might expect from a proficient banjo player), and good relations with people on the left with whom he disagrees. He team-tea...