Bill Buckley and I disagree about almost everything, but he can, at least, string together words in a meaningful sentence. Some of those words might be chosen for pretentious reasons, but they often reflected a very precise meaning.

Jane Fonda is an example on the other side. She was a B-list starlet with no real grounding in political science. She had a right to her opinion, but no standing to represent any major position.

But let her speak unimpeded. It isn’t our cause that she embarrasses when she opens her mouth. I doubt the public can be persuaded, in the long run, that hate is a family value.