By John McNellis Winning power through public largesse was old when the Sphinx arose from the bulrushes. In 100 AD, the Roman poet Juvenal satirized the ruling elite’s strategy of buying off the proletariat, labeling it “panem et circenses”, bread and games. Give the mob their wheat and gladiators and rule forever. Fast-forward two thousand […]
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