Small Deeds Done
Michele Hornish, Every State BlueI'm a recovering lawyer, policy wonk, political strategist, and the Executive Director of Every State Blue. I'm dedicated to making sure Democrats fight everywhere. "Small deeds done are better than great deeds planned." ~Peter Marshall
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A Holiday Apart: In Defense of a Solitary Thanksgiving
When a family member of mine hadn’t reached out by the Friday after the election, I pretty much knew they had voted for Trump. I had to call anyway, just to be sure.
The Cabinet of Chain Saws
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She Was A Hell Raiser, Not a Humanitarian
I’m not a humanitarian. I’m a hell raiser. ~Mother Jones
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