After most terrorist attacks, presidents and world leaders have attempted to use majestic and restrained language, perhaps to seem presidential, to come off as leader-like, to be as unlike the terrorists as possible.  A favorite term they all like to use is "cowardly" – which doesn't seem to deter any of these mass-death attacks.  They also like "callous," "absurd," and "tragic," passively addressing the attacks themselves.  We can already hear the terrorists' giggles. President Trump isn't like that.  In the wake of the terror attack in Manchester, England, he set the tone from another direction, hurling the personal insult.  He called terrorists "evil losers."  For good measure, he kept it personal, addressing the terrorists themselves, not their handiwork, adding in Bethlehem: I won't call them monsters because they would like that term. I will call them...(Read Full Post)