Writes Arthur Scott Trask: “I came across this great quote by the Argentinean writer, Jorge Luis Borges: ‘The most urgent problem of our time (already denounced with prophetic lucidity by the near-forgotten Spencer) is the gradual interferenc’e of the State in the acts of the individual.’ “Without hope and with nostalgia, I think of the abstract possibility of a party that had some affinity with the Argentine people; a party that would promise (let us say) a strict minimum of government.’” Or should I have called this, Borges on Ron Paul?