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: Instapundit.comMORE NEWS THAT DOESN?T FIT THE NARRATIVE. In September 2010 Missouri Gov. Jay Nixon was scheduled?
By Glenn Reynolds
MORE NEWS THAT DOESN’T FIT THE NARRATIVE.
In September 2010 Missouri Gov. Jay Nixon was scheduled to speak at Penn Valley Community College in Kansas City.
At some point, wearing black clothes and a bullet-proof vest, 22 year-old Casey Brezik bolted out of a classroom, knife in hand, and slashed the throat of a dean. As he would later admit, he confused the dean with Nixon.
The story never left Kansas City. It is not hard to understand why. Knives lack the political sex appeal of guns, and even Keith Olbermann would have had a hard time turning Brezik into a Tea Partier.
Indeed, Brezik seems to have inhaled just about every noxious vapor in the left-wing miasma: environmental extremism, radical Islam, anti-capitalism, anti-Zionism and Christophobia, among others.
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Full post as published by Instapundit.com on January 22, 2011 (boomark / email).
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