A man named Ezra confounds a Socrates-less land. But Victor Hanson sells himself short. PowerLine Blog has it here.
A prominent new Sophist
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Jim,
Is Scott Johnson implying that Victor Davis Hanson is the new Socrates?
The reason Klein got the gig at WaPo is simple: It was a payoff for his “good works” with JournoList, not for any insights.
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He’s implying that, yes.
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