Scribe ruminates on participating in the democratic process, New York style
(NEWSER) - Roger Angell has an almost religious view of the act of voting, and he shares it in the New Yorker. His experience might seem odd to voters outside New York, where touch screens are more prevalent, but the curtain, of “material and stiffness unknown elsewhere,” gives Angell a jolt. “Nothing is new inside," he writes, “but all is urgent.” More»
