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    Clarence Page: What the plot to kidnap Gov. Gretchen Whitmer tells us about militant extremists

    by Clarence Page, Tribune Content Agency Oct 10, 2020 3 minutes

    Sometimes it hurts to be right.

    I have received more than a little mockery in my inbox in response to my concerns about right-wing wackos, left-wing loonies and other militants.

    Pipe down, I have been advised by some readers, especially when I imply a link between the internet-fueled resurrection of white extremism and President Donald Trump’s penchant for tweeting or speaking attaboy comfort to the likes of the far-right Proud Boys, the self

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