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George Allen’s Comeback
Today on Tablet, Allison Hoffman reports on Virginia
George Allen may be remembered best for an off-the-cuff racial slur he made over five years ago during his last campaign. The former Senator, locked in a tight election race, is now trying to rebrand himself using his Jewishness.
As always, a compelling read from Allison Hoffman. Check it out here.
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