Greetings! Wall Street Journal contributor Lance Morrow has penned a perceptive column about how George Wallace, the former governor of Alabama who was an avowed segregationist, foretold Donald Trump.  “His rhetoric foreshadowed MAGA, especially in his emphasis on middle American common sense and a resentful pride—implicitly underdog—that was arrayed against ‘the elites,’” writes Morrow.  It’s worth recalling for those of us fuzzy on the history of the 60s, that Wallace ran for president in 1968 as an independent and garnered  13.5% of the popular vote.  He also won 45 electoral votes and was especially popular with young male…WND reports that about 20 people attending a Trump rally in Arizona last week suffered blurred vision and some went to the ER.  No cause was mentioned.  Notably, Democrats were not blamed…Looks like New York Magazine’s star political reporter Olivia Nuzzi couldn’t curb her enthusiasm for RFK Jr. who she profiled a year ago.  She was just placed on leave after an alleged sexting relationship with the former third party candidate.  RFK Jr. is married to “Curb Your Enthusiasm” star Cheryl Hines (Status News)…Weekend Watch:  “American Sports Story: Aaron Hernandez.” I’ve only seen the first two episodes of the multi-part series which bowed on Hulu this week, but I’m already hooked. (Here’s the two-minute trailer.) It’s a riveting character study of former NFL superstar tight end Hernandez and an indictment of college and professional football.  The troubled New England Patriots star was convicted for the murder of a friend and committed suicide in prison in 2017…If you keep reading, I’ll keep Righting. Howard