Joseph Sobran Quotes


It's a curious fact about Americans that in their most fiercely patriotic moods they are willing to set aside their Constitution, the guarantor of their freedom, in order to prosecute war -- yet they insist that the war is for 'freedom'.


Citations

Sobran, Joseph. Sobran's: The Real News of the Month, Griffin Communications.

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In a House debate in 1923 on the Nordic or Latin discovery of America, Congressman Summers of Washington asked Italian-American Congressman La Guardia to yield to ask whether or not Christopher Columbus had come from "your country."


Joseph Sobran
Joseph Sobran
  • Born: February 23, 1946
  • Died: September 30, 2010
  • Nationality: American
  • Profession: Activist

Michael Joseph Sobran Jr. was an American journalist. He wrote for the National Review magazine and was a syndicated columnist. Pat Buchanan called Sobran "perhaps the finest columnist of our generation".