The Federalist.  Students were enraged that there could be Trump supporters among the student population, and they marched on the administration building.  Seeing the faces of the safe spacers when they first looked upon “Trump 2016” chalked on the sidewalk, their faces slowly twisting into horror, morphing into glee as they realize they finally have something to “march” about, would be almost worth it.

Members of Congress, governors, mayors, and other elites make up the 700 “superdelegates”, and they’re going to pick the nominees, not the voters.  But voters do get pissed when they find out a superdelegate is going to pick the candidate not chosen by the voters, as Washington state representative, and superdelegate, Rick Larsen, found out when he announced he would support Hillary rather than Bernie Sanders, the candidate who won the Washington primary by 72%.  Angry voters flooded his Facebook account, and derided him for going against their choice.  Truthdig

Despite her supposed inevitability, Dems should be worried. Salon

Car contained four short-fused, plainclothes cops, who turned the car around and arrested him.  They drive away only to immediately rear-end another car.  Do they really have nothing better to do?  Chicago Tribune

He thought there should be an actual discussion of the safety and effectiveness of vaccines, but looks like he let the outrage over allowing the film at Tribeca to get to him.

Sensitive cops want to charge him with a felony for creating the Facebook page, ostensibly for “disrupting public services”.  Reason

Walked 9 miles to the clinic, doused himself in gasoline, and set himself on fire.  Daily Beast

But should we believe him?  Cutting the Saudis loose, as well as NATO and the UN, would be giant leaps towards an “America First” foreign policy, but what of Israel?  NY Times

Incoherent interventionism.  Chicago Tribune

It’s the terrorism they’ve imported and allowed to incubate within their borders.  From Justin Raimondo’s latest column: “In short, the problem of terrorism in Europe is an internal phenomenon, not something that comes from the outside. The Europeans imported it – and, as Germany’s welcoming of hundreds of thousands of refugees from the war-torn Middle East dramatizes, they are continuing to import it. Now they are living with the consequences…

…What Brussels also showed is that the universal surveillance championed by the War Party as a necessary corollary of the “war on terrorism” would not have stopped the attacks: the ISIS cell consisted of two brothers, which not only ensured against infiltration but also made it next to impossible for any but the most intrusive surveillance to have had any effect. Indeed, the key to stopping the attacks was intelligence – which the Belgian authorities ignored. It turns out that Brahim el-Bakraoui had been deported from Turkey and the Belgians had been warned he was dangerous. They ignored the warning.”