The riotous outbursts sparking across American cities are a shot of epinephrine on the Trump campaign.  Weeks before the latest bursts of hellish hooliganism in Kenosha, Wis.; Portland, Ore.; and Washington, D.C., among other metros, the president's poll favorability was on a declivity.  But with the ashy smoke rising from smoldering small businesses, Trump's approvals are riding the updraft. Joe Biden's team realized they made a fatal error: in tarrying to denounce the destructive tantrums of Black Lives Matter, Antifa, and other loosely organized leftist cohorts, they've given Republicans the upper hand.   "These despicable fanatics, like it or not, are now in part the face of the Democrats," Andrew Sullivan, no GOP friendly, wrote.  The identity comes with its own deathly baggage: blood is being spilled, and people are dying in the streets. In his Yinzer speech, Biden flailed in reversing this perception,...(Read Full Post)