Amy Klobuchar's salad comb days: Why her bad boss habits matter

There are good and bad bosses everywhere, but a congressional bad boss is a thing to behold and to worry about. Congressional offices are small and generally staffed with a Congress-creatures’ true believers (or, often as not, the half-wit children of donors). If this is how people with a lot of power treat “their” people, what happens if they get even more power over a lot of other people?

Thus, we come to the question of presidential candidate Sen. Amy Klobuchar of Minnesota. She has finished surprisingly well in Iowa and New Hampshire. A number of conservative Never Trumpers are warming to her as the last, best hope to save the Republic from the Scylla and Charybdis of Donald Trump vs. Bernie Sanders.