“The worst moment in last year’s campaign for the Democratic presidential nomination was not Howard Dean’s scream or John Kerry talking about voting both ways on money for Iraq. It came when John Edwards made an applause line out of opposing trade deals with sub-Saharan Africa. The idea that the richest nation in human history should adopt trade policies that make the poorest region in the world poorer is morally outrageous. Unless the left has lost all sympathy with the world’s poor, that proposition is one both sides of the political aisle should be willing to embrace”. –William J. Stuntz, Professor at Harvard Law School, writing in the Tech Central Station about his fantasy on what might bring Intellectuals and Evangelicals together.