Four years ago, Mallory McMorrow wasn’t just a rising star within Michigan’s Democratic Party but a “role model” that every Democrat in America was meant to emulate.
Democratic luminaries hailed her forthright speaking style and her ability to appeal to voters like her: “straight, white, Christian, married, suburban” moms, according to McMorrow’s description of herself. But the grassroots energy that once buttressed the Democratic “resistance” has since been captured by the socialist intifada.
Over the holiday weekend, McMorrow cut her own promising rise short when she dropped out of the race for U.S. Senate in Michigan. She was already a “long shot ...
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