For politicians, acrimony comes naturally

“Americans want us to stop yelling at each other.” So says Republican nominee for president John McCain. Do we really? Can we disagree without being disagreeable? I know as a lawyer I often counsel my clients to put aside the emotions of a given situation, but for many it is simply impossible. I often wonder, is there something that makes ...

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For politicians, acrimony comes naturally

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