It’s not a rare thing to see CNN panelists struggle with basic concepts of right and wrong. The fact that Republican strategist Scott Jennings was charitable enough to provide them with a simple chart to explain things is a nice touch.
Jennings had to help the latest panel try and figure out why Daniel Penny — who heroically subdued Jordan Neely on a New York City subway train in May, restraining a man with a long rap sheet who had been threatening to kill people — and Luigi Mangione — who allegedly ambushed, shot, and killed UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson as he walked down the street — are two very different people.
Journalist Audie Cornish, who was filling in on “NewsNight With Abby Phillip,” posed an initial question with an obvious answer.
“I want to bring in the politics of this because when I hear lawmakers hailing Penny as a hero, as a…
