Journalist, author of The Weekly Dish on Substack and Out On A Limb: Selected Writing 1989-2021.
Former Senior Editor at The Atlantic, his blog The Daily Dish can be found on the magazine's website; author of The Conservative Soul: How We Lost It, How to Get It Back and Virtually Normal, which makes the case for equal marriage rights
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