Thomas Paine’s pamphlet Common Sense galvanized support for the American Revolution. It mocked the English monarchy, calling hereditary succession “a degradation and lessening of ourselves” and “an imposition on posterity.” Were he still with us, Paine might weep at the sight of Robert F. Kennedy Jr. heading the Department of Health and Human Services. President Donald Trump had two reasons to put this crackpot in charge of a world-renowned medical powerhouse. One was that “Bobby” […]
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