26
Aug
Robert Schwebel (71), a Democrat from Tucson, AZ, is a clinical psychologist specializing in drug abuse. He had his bar mitzvah in Hungary, where his parents were on teaching sabbaticals. He created a drug counseling program focusing on the reasons behind addiction and recently published Leap of Power: Take Control of Alcohol, Drugs, and Your Life. Schwebel is also a human rights activist and has volunteered his time doing intake interviews for immigrants seeking asylum.
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04
Mar
Robert Schwebel (AZ): ‘It Would Be Nice to Have a Jewish President’
“Historically, I was far more concerned about white nationalism on the right. Trump’s part of it—he’s a reflection of it. He’s brought it out into the open. But I’ve been doing reading about the divestment movement on campuses and it just doesn’t make sense to me that Israel is the country that’s attacked for human rights when there’s mass genocide going on in other parts of the world. Yet somehow Israel is the one that’s targeted both in the United Nations and with divestment. I do see that coming from the left, which is the direction I lean so it concerns me.”
08
Jan
Robert Schwebel (AZ): ‘The Republicans’ Intransigence Has Surprised Me’
I think many Republicans may agree with Democrats about the improper actions.
04
Nov
Robert Schwebel (AZ): ‘I’m Very Frightened by What’s Going On’
From a professional point of view, drug policy is at the top of the list.