America’s Morsi Moment (h/t Taymour H.) continues: The president has, effectively, done nothing since assuming the office. The deep state and the press are pushing back against a deeply unpopular head of state. Nearly a third of the nation is having problems concentrating at work, because all they can talk about is the political event of the moment. Journalists, battered and groggy, have found “a renewed sense of mission.” A night-time comedian is skewering a political figure, earning talk of awards and the adoration of the left. Ring a bell, for those of you who lived through Egypt in 2012 and 2013?
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