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Jim Geraghty of National Review and Greg Corombos of Radio America applaud the Justice Department for prosecuting a Treasury Department employee for giving sensitive information to the media. They’re also pleasantly surprised to see Mexico getting serious about screening the caravan of Hondurans hoping to reach the United States. And they slam Twitter for it’s absurd double standards, as conservatives get suspended or banned on a regular basis but Nation of Islam leader Louis Farrakhan gets no punishment for referring to Jews as “termites.”
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Minister Farrakhan was not saying he was anti-termite, he meant that he is transitioning, and his new name will be Auntie Termite. He may have also had issues with spelling it on Twitter, of course, but who doesn’t these days.