Cory Booker wants to study white supremacy, and he’ll probably be disappointed when he does

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Democrats at the presidential debate Thursday night worked themselves into a sticky mess over the myth about nationwide “white supremacy,” and New Jersey Sen. Cory Booker was probably the best example.

Booker said that as president he would open an office “in the White House” (location matters in Washington) that would “deal with the problem of white supremacy and hate crimes.”

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