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The Roman Empire Survived Unbalanced Executives — Maybe America Can Too

by David Tollen | Dec 12, 2016 | Classical Civilization, Author's Corner

The early Roman Empire survived two mentally unbalanced emperors: Caligula and Nero. In fact, neither seems to have harmed the economy or disrupted the lives of the common people, despite bizarre behavior. That’s encouraging in the age of Donald Trump. During...
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