Michael Gove, the Conservative Party M.P. who challenged Boris Johnson for party leadership and took the job of managing Brexit preparations after losing to him, gave a celebratory speech last night as election results came in, and took on the hideous embrace of Jew-hatred by the Labor Party under Jeremy Corbyn. The fact that he had to reassure British Jews that they no longer need to live in fear of persecution is a deeply disturbing commentary on where left-wing politics has devolved.  But the fact that it was at the top of his mind, and that he made it a feature of his speech, is commendable.  Key excerpts via the U.K. Express: Sky News screen grab via U.K. Express. "Our fellow citizens reminded us why this is such a wonderful country because they comprehensively rejected Jeremy Corbyn's politics of division, extremism and antisemitism (snip) They voted in record numbers for a Prime Minister dedicated to restoring trust in our...(Read Full Post)