“CS Lewis wrote that the biggest trick the devil ever pulled was to make people believe he didn’t exist. Similarly the greatest conjury progressivism has ever performed was to make their political opponents believe it was shameful to accept that progressives could ever be anything but slightly racier versions of themselves.”
– Richard Fernandez at the Belmont Club, “The Fault in Our Stars.”
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I think the greatest conjury progressivism ever performed was making ANYBODY (let alone billions) believe they are anything BUT self-serving hypocrites.