Way back in July, I had lunch with one of my closest friends, Mark (who, incidentally, looked glorious). He was visiting from Israel, where he has lived since high school. As seems to happen with anyone, anywhere, anytime these days, the conversation turned to politics,… | Read More in The Blogs
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