I Have Nothing to Add
Thanks to Jonathan Chait for reading the Corner so we don't have to. He catches Mark Steyn piously bemoaning the state of political debate:
I respect the President and I appreciate that his sincerity on this issue has been obvious for his entire political career. But I don't think he should impugn the good faith of those who, equally sincerely, disagree
And all the President did was accuse opponents of the immigration bill of not "want[ing] to do what's right for America." Imagine if he, oh let's just say, accused them of aiding the terrorists? Or said, "Either you're with us, or you're with the terrorists." That'd be wrong.
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