At the beginning of Plato’s Republic, Socrates talks about going down to Piraeus, the port of Athens, where they were honoring a new goddess that day.
David Broder is no Socrates, but in ancient days when newsprint was in vogue, he was the “dean” of the columnists, whose every word made small-town editors swell with pride, along with a tinge of plagiarism.
Well, whether or not Broder ever believed in God, he’s found one now. And you probably won’t be surprised where he found him.
10:29 am on December 13, 2009
