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They don't make republicans like Ike anymore
"Americans, so we do not develop the jitters or any other kind of panic, that we do not fall prey to hysterical thinking."
'Sixty years later, some lessons seem to have been forgotten. Rather than urging calm in a world with the Islamic State and other dangers, Jeb Bush, who gets advice from Paul Wolfowitz, an architect of his brother’s catastrophic Iraq conflict, is urging the United States to declare war. Hysteria has become the leitmotif of Donald J. Trump, who suggests that we “strongly consider” shutting down mosques because “some of the ideas and some of the hatred, the absolute hatred, is coming from these areas.” Marco Rubio and Ted Cruz talk about clashes of civilizations and the “lunacy” of admitting refugees from the region. "
Ike’s Advice: How to Avoid a Multiplicity of Fears - The New Yorker
"Americans, so we do not develop the jitters or any other kind of panic, that we do not fall prey to hysterical thinking."
'Sixty years later, some lessons seem to have been forgotten. Rather than urging calm in a world with the Islamic State and other dangers, Jeb Bush, who gets advice from Paul Wolfowitz, an architect of his brother’s catastrophic Iraq conflict, is urging the United States to declare war. Hysteria has become the leitmotif of Donald J. Trump, who suggests that we “strongly consider” shutting down mosques because “some of the ideas and some of the hatred, the absolute hatred, is coming from these areas.” Marco Rubio and Ted Cruz talk about clashes of civilizations and the “lunacy” of admitting refugees from the region. "
Ike’s Advice: How to Avoid a Multiplicity of Fears - The New Yorker