Even the young communists think like old men, living in a glorious past that has long since passed. This is why they still want to talk about McCarthy, Nixon, Vietnam, “the 1960s,” the minimum wage, the draft, the United Nations…
— Richard Miniter, 24 December 2006 (And the superb irony is that Heinlein, the subject of the essay, is dead, died at rather an old age, and still is younger than those fools.)