Kavanaugh boomerang #2: Fanatical Dems will drive away voters with over-the-top reaction from now to Nov․ 6 americanthinker.com/blog/2018/10/k… via @AmericanThinker
Even if a few among the Democrat leadership sober up and realize that their scurrilous, cruel attacks on Judge Kavanaugh have backfired, the angry fanatics who donate, demonstrate, and harass cannot help themselves.
Robert B. Reich, the former Clinton secretary of labor (and pal since Rhodes scholarship days), is working with MoveOn.org to mobilize national demonstrations.
Their problem is that the level of hatred that has been propagated inevitably will result in fanatics acting out in distasteful and all too often violent ways.
Even worse: The left now embraces outright intimidation as a political tool. An editor of @thenation, the premier publication of the now dominant left-wing faction of the Dems openly announced a campaign of intimidation that amounts to terrorism (for now) minus the suicide vests 
With the GOP now united, there will be pushback. The complicit media will do their best to ignore outrages that would enflame the public.
Best (or worst) of all, fanaticism begets factionalism. The most outraged perpetrators will not reflect upon the electoral consequences of their own behavior if a Schumer or a Klobuchar warns them to cool it, after noticing the polls move against them.
They will, instead, accuse them of being sell-outs, allied with the "rape apologists."
I never anticipated that a united Republican Party might face a divided Democratic Party as we go into the midterms.
Call it karma, or call Trump the master of three-dimensional chess, or merely the miraculous result of a spine transplant operation, but once again the political landscape has been transformed since the election of Donald J. Trump as the 45th president of the United States.
