Brooks

His column today follows up on some themes he mentioned at the Atlantic lunch the other day - he anti-intellectual side of modern conservatism. It's a good read:

And so, politically, the G.O.P. is squeezed at both ends. The party is losing the working class by sins of omission — because it has not developed policies to address economic anxiety. It has lost the educated class by sins of commission — by telling members of that class to go away.