 by Mark Green, again at the Washington Spectator. And he says, it's a contest not merely between two presidents, but between two traditions that have competed through U.S. history. One assumes that we're a nation founded on democracy, you know, rule of law, equality. The other, to the contrary, on states' rights, corporatism, free markets. One flows from Jefferson's declaration, we the people constitution, Lincoln's proclamation, FDR's New Deal, and the 60 civil rights laws.