No regular reader of the NYT expects great insights from David Brooks, but the sort of name-calling in today's column is the sort of thing one expects from a grade schooler. It turns out that if you don't agree with Brooks' view of the world you are a "downswinger," you have gone from a "optimistic, progress-embracing view toward a pessimistic, system-doubting view."
Well hey, who wants to be a downswinging pessimist, as opposed to someone who embraces progress? How about we instead divide th...
Published on October 16, 2017 13:43