“Change,” in the Washington two-party culture, means but one thing: taking turns.

The cynicism and anger that Americans often have toward their government is generally the only product of this kind of change.

Barack Obama, to his credit, rose to prominence speaking of a “third way,” renouncing the partisan divide while defining it as an outgrowth of the 1960’s war between the Establishment and the Counterculture, a war that it was time to . . . >> Full Story