John Dingell was politically nothing like me, or I him.
We probably didn't share a single policy issue.
We used to occasionally scrap on Twitter in good fun.
I know that people I admired and admire thought the world of him personally. Republicans. Democrats.
Both parties to live too in the now and believe nothing existed before today.
A. For Trump, the cruelty IS the message. He knew Debbie's wounds were fresh, her pain real. He's a sadist of the worst order; one who exploits the pain of the grieving.
He knows he's more likely to be "looking up" from Hell.
He plays only to the mob, the unwashed and furious masses of a cohort educated only in their grievances and the imagined slights of their betters.
Just. One.
But Profiles in Cowardice is the order of the day, and it is a party not only without stalwarts but one where the collaborators with evil see themselves are heroes.