George F. Will on Five Kinds of Politics
In 2006, George F. Will delivered the keynote address of Friedman Prize Award Dinner sponsored by the Cato Institute. It’s typical Will: witty and utterly devastating to his opponents. He talks about five kinds of politics: (1) assuming the ladder, (2) rent-seeking, (3) learned dependency, (4) speech rationing, and (5) orchid building. And this was pre-Obama. Watch, and learn!
