Something is changing in our politics--waves of resistance that ebb, then spike when called upon. One such spike happened in our last round of elections: New Jersey Republican politician John Carman, who shared a meme on Facebook criticizing the Women's March in January, lost his seat to Democrat Ashley Bennett--driven to run, for the first...
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March 20, 2018
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