To be human is to experience ambivalence. Understanding why can help us embrace our nature and receive its gifts.

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He often describes people who make up the federal work force ... What was interesting about Mr. Trump’s seeming ambivalence over this thing he was about to do was that everybody around him ...

So we wanted to explore why people have such ambivalence, if not animosity towards civil servants. Well, from the conservative grassroots Tea Party to the MAGA movement, Americans famously don't ...