In his article on “Rethinking Churchill” today, Professor Ralph Raico writes: “Churchill as Man of the [Twentieth]Century will be appropriate. This has been the century of the State and of the rise and hyper-trophic growth of the welfare-warfare state and Churchill was from first to last a Man of the State, of the welfare state and of the warfare state. War, of course, was his lifelong passion; and, as an admiring historian has written: ‘Among his other claims to fame, Winston Churchill ranks as one of the founders of the welfare state.’” How sad, therefore, that Hillsdale College, which used … Continue reading Statist of the Century Statue at Hillsdale