Let me set the scene: a dinner party in Manhattan, the guests mostly conservatives of varying degrees of intensity, and the midterms had just happened. So you can imagine the mood. Every topic arrived at the table already cast in gloom. Somebody’s exotic Christmas holiday plans were delivered in a tone that suggested forced migration. […]
Let me set the scene: a dinner party in Manhattan, the guests mostly conservatives of varying degrees of intensity, and the midterms had just happened. So you can imagine the mood. Every topic arrived at the table already cast in gloom. Somebody’s exotic Christmas holiday plans were delivered in a tone that suggested forced migration. […]
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