If you missed Reason Web Editor Tim Cavanaugh on NPR's "On the Media," the show's segment on the 40th anniversary of Star Trek - "Qapla!" - is online. Hear Tim talk about how Captain Kirk was the original neocon and other insights ripped from his instant-classic article from the August-September issue of the magazine.
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James Anderson Merritt|9.10.06 @ 8:02PM|#
Interesting to hear that Kirk was "the original Neocon," when I have long believed that Lincoln deserved that title -- and it is well-established that Lincoln was a major formative influence on the young James T. Kirk.
Boy those Neocons sure sound convincing, reciting the "E Plebnista," don't they?