Two weeks worth of links today.
Opinion/Must Reads
Aide Planted Anti-Bank Comments in One Paid Clinton Speech to Throw Reporters Off the Scent (The Intercept)
The Press Buries Hillary Clinton’s Sins (The Wall Street Journal)
The Disastrous Failure of Lesser Evilism (CounterPunch)
Trump May Not Win, but He’s Not Going Away (Bloomberg)
The Long History of the U.S. Interfering With Elections Elsewhere (The Washington Post)
The Eurasian Century is Now Unstoppable (Very interesting, New Eastern Outlook)
In the Democratic Echo Chamber, Inconvenient Truths Are Recast as Putin Plots (Glenn Greenwald writing at The Intercept)
A Truly Free Press Will Always Be an Inconvenience To The Government (Reason)
Elite Opinion vs the Wisdom of Crowds: The Intelligentsia’s Tendency to Get Things Wrong (Quillette)
Former CIA Officer: President Obama Should Pardon Edward Snowden (Time)
Wolf Richter: Millennials Blamed for Lousy Economy (Naked Capitalism)
Is Snap Inc. Building a Wearable Face Recognition Device for the NSA? (Medium)
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