Morning Jolt: Donald Trump vs. LaVar Ball

Happy Thanksgiving Week! Making the click-through worthwhile: A qualified defense of Trump's tweet about LaVar Ball, how we're outsourcing our thinking about political figures, and the ugly truth about Democratic Senate candidate Doug Jones.

A Ball Goes Out of Bounds

A minute, qualified, half-defense of Trump's otherwise inexcusable tweet about the three UCLA players who were arrested in China and ultimately released.

November 20 2017

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Donald Trump vs. LaVar Ball

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Happy Thanksgiving Week! Making the click-through worthwhile: A qualified defense of Trump's tweet about LaVar Ball, how we're outsourcing our thinking about political figures, and the ugly truth about Democratic Senate candidate Doug Jones.

A Ball Goes Out of Bounds

A minute, qualified, half-defense of Trump's otherwise inexcusable tweet about the three UCLA players who were arrested in China and ultimately released.

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