In writing about the tragic death of Trayvon Martin, Jonathan Capehart of the Editorial Board at The Washington Post, like The Queen of Hearts, demanded punishment, then a trial.  In his blog, which we read, so you don’t have to, Capehart did what liberals do and reached his conclusion based on race, not facts.  When cited for employing shoddy reasoning and jumping to ungrounded conclusions, he then lashed at his interlocutor, again employing the race card.  (Yes, he’s a one trick pony.)  It was simply pointed out to him that we have a system of review and should wait for facts, a grand jury investigation, and perhaps even federal participation.  Even under Eric Holder’s watch, we should expect justice to be done, not blindly, but fairly.

Well, we owe Capehart who helped attract Jesse Jackson and Al Sharpton, race-hustlers both, because now the case is gaining traction, and what we’re learning is that it likely wasn’t race-based, but rather a tragedy of bad circumstances, bad law, and, bad acts, not bad intentions. It is nearly always true, our liberal friends see things only through a prism of race, color, gender or all combined, when they’re really rolling…