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High school bully David Hogg is trying to use the last three minutes of his 15 minutes

of fame to destroy conservative talk show host Laura Ingram by staging a boycott of

her sponsors. The foul mouth-teenaged enemy of the United States Constitution targeted

the longtime media star and former Supreme Court clerk over whether Ingram should have

teased him when some of his college applications were turned down.

Oh, sorry. Whether or not David Hogg should be teased is a very important issue for our

country, of course, because, as you said, I have a five of that. Hogg, who is called

Republicans, sick efforts and has called NRA spokes lady Dana Lash disgusting and has

accused Senator Marco Rubio of being bribed by the NRA to let children die, feels that Ingram

should be ruined for being impolite to him. Many in the media are saying that Hogg shouldn't

be criticized, because after all, he's just a traumatized young person who can't be expected

to behave or speak rationally and should therefore be invited on every TV show to discuss

the Second Amendment. But personally, I think young Hogg should have to decide whether

he's a damaged and confused young man who shouldn't be consulted about anything, or

he's the leader of a movement and therefore open to mockery and criticism, because you

can't be both in the real world, only on CNN. Trigger warning, I'm Andrew Clayvin, and

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