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August 28, 2017 at 8:36 am
Except Ari is wrong. The far right is merely vocalizing and making visible the beliefs and sentiments behind the center right agenda for years. Nice try.
August 28, 2017 at 12:32 pm
You do have a point. I gather from some of his other pieces that he leans Republican and the truth may be hurting him.
Nevertheless, I think he also has a point–it does not facilitate truthiness to countenance the mincification of verbiage in journalistic endeavors.
It’s also true that, sometimes, a difference in degree may become a difference of kind. The New Secesh are opening supporting and even taking actions (and their sympathizers welcomed into the Republican Party by Richard Nixon) that even Barry Goldwater would not have countenanced.