A More Perfect Union

CEO David Harmer reflects on America’s founding ideals and their contemporary relevance.

An attorney by training and teacher by temperament, he has litigated, published, and spoken in defense of personal and economic freedoms recognized by the U.S. Constitution and Bill of Rights. He and his wife, Elayne, have four children.

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  • Lincoln’s 215th

    By David Harmer The abolitionists considered him soft on slavery. Frederick Douglass considered him at best inconsistent, at worst hypocritical. Members of his own cabinet considered him their inferior. Editorial cartoonists considered him ridiculous. Yet the Southern states considered him such a threat that seven of them responded to his election by seceding before he…

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