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The Day After (2018 Midterm Elections)
“Our representatives … are put there, in the hallowed halls of power, not just to represent their core constituency, but to come to agreements, outcomes, and, yes, compromises, that benefit us as a country, don’t disenfranchise anyone, and don’t cause us to devolve into chaos and war.” Continue reading
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Tagged election 2018, hope, midterm, Politics, reasoned discourse
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Hate Must Be Met With Love
Hate must be met with love. I know, I know, it sounds ridiculous. Silly. I must be incredibly naive to write those words. Honestly, I question them even as I type them. But, perhaps because I am indeed a hopeless optimist — a dreamer, a romantic — I believe them. Continue reading
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Tagged 2016 election, Brexit, hope, lovenothate, US President
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