Detroit's political leadership is a parasite that has outgrown its host. — Kevin D. Williamson Copy Share Image
I like to multitask. I love the process of the storytelling in television. I love the serial. Even my stab at doing a procedural… — Kevin D. Williamson Copy Share Image
Even as a child, I just leaned towards the scary. I remember seeing Halloween, for the first time. I snuck into the theater and… — Kevin D. Williamson Copy Share Image
If you're not willing to have somebody hauled off at gunpoint over the project, then it's probably not a legitimate concern of the state. — Kevin D. Williamson Copy Share Image
“It is baffling that my progressive friends lament the influence of so-called big money on government while at the same time proposing to expand… — Kevin D. Williamson Copy Share Image
A lot of it is just waking up and putting one foot in front of the other and going where I just go, a… — Kevin D. Williamson Copy Share Image
The great scandal of American life is that we pay for German levels of government without enjoying the related benefits. — Kevin D. Williamson Copy Share Image
“The United States in the twenty-first century is not very much like nineteenth-century Prussia (Prussia today isn’t much like Prussia then, either), but we… — Kevin D. Williamson Copy Share Image
The thing that makes me feel young, honestly, is making television. It's the only thing that excites me, the way that you get excited… — Kevin D. Williamson Copy Share Image
“It would be difficult to find in the United States any profession so dedicated to socialism as that of educators, and difficult to find… — Kevin D. Williamson Copy Share Image
“the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development estimates that American families pay 26 percent more for milk than they would pay if they paid… — Kevin D. Williamson Copy Share Image
“Detroit is an extreme example of the fact that public-sector employment has become in effect a supplementary welfare state, with salaries and benefits –… — Kevin D. Williamson Copy Share Image
“The proximate cause of Detroit’s bankruptcy is its inability to make good on debts owed to the funds paying out pensions and health care… — Kevin D. Williamson Copy Share Image
