Clinton’s anti-bullying proposal: Feel-good federal policy at its worst

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No decent person goes around saying, “I really hope those big, popular kids push around those little, different kids.” No one is in favor of bullying. But that’s what makes Hillary Clinton’s new anti-bullying proposal dangerous. There are numerous, significant reasons to oppose it, but there’s a huge risk those reasons will be ignored at best, or those who raise them smeared as bullying enablers — or even pro-bullying — at worst.

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