During the 2016 campaign, Donald Trump declared that he could “shoot somebody in the middle of Fifth Avenue and I wouldn’t lose any voters.” Last week, a block away on Sixth Avenue, an assassin killed a prominent health insurance executive and was treated like a folk hero on social media. A “strong person of interest”…
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