If I don’t stop forgetting my lunch at home, I’m going to burrito myself into the poor house. Anyway, while I grab a quick bite, here are some tidbits from around the web:
1. Speaking of Joe Scarborough…
2. Corey Robin has a challenge for the left.
3. The Nation excerpted a bit of Chris Hayes’ excellent new book.
4. Letter from Ray Bradbury to a library explaining how he wrote the first part of Fahrenheit 451.
6. Could we have food truck-style clinics?
Stay tuned.
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