When Queerdo's Attack...

Whatcha gonna do when they come for you?
Here, NBC news reporter Andrea Mitchell and Rep. Eleanor Holmes Norton are protected by big, burly cameramen and security.

Meanwhile in Minneapolis...
One Minneapolis boy is robbed for his car keys at gunpoint by denizens of a homeless encampment setting up shelter this summer at Powderhorn Park, and resolves next time to not to call police but to offer up his vehicle as racial restitution...

You can't make these stories up.  But you should read them, and trust somebody is reporting on them.  President Pence only comes when we re-elect President Trump, and in years to come, we are going to need a reasonable thinking leader from the more moderate midwest, I think.  The progressives appear incapable of policing themselves, and the Democratic urban politicians offer no solutions.
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Mitchell Erickson called the police after two black teenagers cornered him near his home and demanded his car keys. He regrets the move. “I put those boys in danger of death by calling the cops,” he said.  (Credit...Jenn Ackerman for The New York Times)

 

 What about the fact that the boys had put his life in danger?

“Yeah I know and yeah it was scary but the cops didn’t really have much to add after I called them,” he replied. “I haven’t been forced to think like this before. So I would have lost my car. So what? At least no one would have been killed.”

Clearly, he does not read newspapers from other cities like Chicago, where fatal carjackings are not unheard of. (He reminds me of a very minor character in a scene in Clint Eastwood's Gran Torino... "This is how we surrender the cities.")

 

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