"If you read the manifesto of a guy who (allegedly, but who are we kidding?) murdered three people, and your primary reaction is, 'hey, he felt marginalized and slighted in the workplace, and so do I! We’re kindred spirits, the two of us!' you’ve managed to miss the point on a scale best measured by astronomers. To look at the horrors going on out in Los Angeles and feel sympathy for Dorner’s workplace grievances is an amazing ability to empathize with precisely the wrong person in these circumstances."

Read more: Jim Geraghty, The Campaign Spot, National Review Online