Republicans and Tolerance
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It seems like Podhoretz has been caught up in Bruce McCall’s and Time magazine’s “New Euphoria.” For Republicans to become “the party of tolerance” is like asking a Republican to come to believe it more important to be an American rather than a Republican.
PAUL ESPINOZA
Torrance
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