The Procedural Centrist
For the most part, centrism gets a bad rap.
Berny Belvedere is a writer and editor who contributed political commentary and cultural analysis to The Weekly Standard between 2016 and 2018. His pieces for the magazine ranged from strategic political advice and policy arguments to critiques of cultural figures and public debates. He is the editor-in-chief of Arc Digital.
For the most part, centrism gets a bad rap.
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The forecast for November 6, 2018 is a Democratic tsunami.
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