Leviathan, Zarathustra, and the End(s) of Liberalism

January 23rd, 2020 | 16 min read

Enter scene left: House Majority Leader Nancy Pelosi harangues the House while pointing to a giant styrofoam board with the pledge of allegiance emblazoned across it. Meanwhile, Rep. Adam Schiff walks the articles of impeachment from the House to the Senate with ceremony and pomp.

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