“Thinking About Hillary — A Plea for Reason” published by Michael Arnovitz

Medium Daily Digest Recommended by Medium Staff Thinking About Hillary — A Plea for Reason "In the course of a single conversation, I have been assured that Hillary is cunning and manipulative but also crass, clueless, and… stunningly impolitic; that she is a hopelessly woolly-headed do-gooder and, at heart, a hardball litigator; that she is a base opportunist and a zealot convinced that God is on her side. What emerges… Michael Arnovitz 18 min read I cried all day. I cried walking to the subway. I cried on the subway. I cried when I got off the subway. I cried while giving a tourist directions to… Lauren Brown 4 min read Orlando Proves That America May Never Be A Safe Space For Anyone aka The Native American From The Village People Is All Of Us Marcus K. Dowling 5 min read Against numbness This feeling of helplessness isn't new. Far from it. 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