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The Olympic contradiction

By Steven Rattner | July 29, 2012 - 12:00am

Abraham Lincoln said that a house divided against itself cannot stand. He was right about slavery, but the maxim doesn’t apply to much else. In general, the best people are contradictory, and the most enduring...

Freeman Opinion