I enjoyed your column on Warren Brookes -- well written and on target. Now, I would like to make a suggestion regarding the last few sentences in the column...
FTA: .".. One thing is certain, however: We are in desperate need of another indefatigable visionary like Warren Brookes today."
p>You have an excellent writing style, a strong vision, and (apparently) a well-established forum. Might I suggest .... you. br> -- Jim Bass br> Las Vegas, Nevada /p> p> Kudos to Mr. Macomber and all those who keep the inimitable Warren Brookes legacy alive. As a young economist on the Hill as well as in the guise of RNC's Director of Research, I was always enlightened by his writings, their incisive simplicity for stating the truth and debunking the Fabian-Socialist economic policies of the left. Those who fought for the Reagan revolution saw him as a visionary and giant in a world of intellectual pygmies. Thanks for keeping his memory alive in these muddled times. br> --
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