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Harold Maass
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Consulting Editor/Writer, The Week Magazine (US)
North Carolina
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Breaking News , Politics , Sports , General News
sex, science, technology, finance, design, real estate
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By Harold Maass Verified| The Week Magazine (US) Verified The House Majority PAC has started a $100 million fund focused on abortion rights in the party's latest effort to win votes as Republicans hammer issues like the economy and immigration, according to The Wall Street Journal. The PAC, which supports Democrats' push to take back the House, told donors the Reproductive Freedom Accountability Fund would be used for advertising and get-out-the-vote campaigns in swing districts and competitive House races.
By Harold Maass Verified| The Week Magazine (US) Verified 'We are starting to enjoy hatred'Peggy Noonan in The Wall Street JournalAmericans have been divided for a long time, says Peggy Noonan. The "political polarization" has been a source of distress. People have lamented the increasing "harshness of our political discourse" and the "outrageous and dehumanizing things" both the left and the right say about each other. But we're entering a new stage where the two sides "enjoy looking down" on each other.
By Harold Maass Verified| Yahoo Canada Verified 'We are starting to enjoy hatred'Americans have been divided for a long time, says Peggy Noonan. The "political polarization" has been a source of distress. People have lamented the increasing "harshness of our political discourse" and the "outrageous and dehumanizing things" both the left and the right say about each other. But we're entering a new stage where the two sides "enjoy looking down" on each other. "Nobody's trying to win anybody over." We can't go on like this forever.
Company Info
The Week Magazine (US)
San Francisco, California, United States