Ken Berwitz
ARCHBISHOP: (entering) Goodafternoon, gentlemen.
MAYOR: Oh…Your Eminence! (kisses ARCHBISHOP\’s ring)
ARCHBISHOP: How areyou, Lenny?
MAYOR: You\’relooking good, Mike. (gives ARCHBISHOP a friendlyslap) We\’re ina real fix, here. What do you think I should do?
ARCHBISHOP: Lenny,officially, the Church will not take any position on the religious implicationsof these phenomena. Personally, Lenny, I think it\’s a sign from God. But don\’tquote me on that.
At a town hall here on Wednesday, Mrs. Clinton delivered hermost damning, direct criticism of Mr. Trump, saying that he traffics “inprejudice and paranoia,” and that his Muslim proposal was “not only shameful,it\’s dangerous.”
But Mrs. Clinton also strove to recognize something stirringin the electorate that Mr. Trump had clearly tapped into. “It\’s O.K., it\’s O.K.to be afraid,” she said. “When bad things happen, it does cause anxiety andfear,” she added. “But then you pull yourself together and, especially, if youwant to be a leader of our country, and you say:\’O.K., what are we going to doabout it? How are we going to be prepared?\'”


