Chuck Todd probably can't help himself when it comes to reporting on members of the Trump administration.  But the contrast to what he ignores from the left is...well, breathtaking. On Meet the Press, July 30, Todd referred to "a public display of infighting by the new communications director Anthony Scaramucci so vulgar we can't even hint here at some of the things that were said."  Todd soon after called those unmentionable comments "a profane rant to The New Yorker."  Does a comment given to the reporter for a magazine constitute "a public display" even if the remarks qualify as a "profane rant"? Was it Scaramucci or the reporter for the magazine who made "a public display of the remarks"? Now compare to the speech that Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand gave this past June to the Personal Democracy Forum at New York University.  As you will see indicated in this CNN account, the junior...(Read Full Post)