Volume 43, Number 17 · October 31, 1996
There They Go Again
By Benjamin M. Friedman
Santayana's warning that those who forget the past are condemned to repeat it has become a stock cliché of political criticism. But what about those who remember the past all too well yet choose to repeat its mistakes nonetheless?
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