“Here’s what you need to know,” The New York Times condescendingly told us, when Donald Trump went home from the hospital. What followed, unsurprisingly, was a list of sidebars critical of Trump’s behavior and his efforts to downplay the terrors of the disease he had just endured.

Trump is easy prey for such assaults from the supremely virtuous. One could argue that he deserves all the opprobrium; he is, after all, nearly as deliberately obnoxious, and as prone to idiotic behavior, as our own Quddus Z. Snyder, Ph.D. The problem is that Times-like critics of the president (which describes most of his critics) instinctively unload on him even when he accidentally does something right.

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