PUBLIUS SPECIAL GUEST: Leslie Corbly, is a lawyer, social commentator and author of Silent Suffering: Poems of Pain and Purpose.
The leftist claim to moral authority drew its last breath on Saturday night.
As the country continues to process the attempted assassination of former President Donald Trump, the left loses the moral high ground from which it condemned Trump’s rhetoric. The image of President Trump’s blood-stained face with fist raised in defiance following the assassination attempt will be a historic image for generations to come.
After years of straining to connect Trump to the events of January 6, 2021, it will be impossible to convince the public that leftist rhetoric played no role in Saturday’s assassination attempt.
Following the shots fired in Butler, Pennsylvania, the Democratic Party lost its argument alleging a commitment to “people over politics.”
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BIO: Leslie Corbly, author of Silent Suffering: Poems of Pain and Purpose, is an author, poet, and attorney. Her debut poetry collection, Silent Suffering, critiques the predicates of progressive/postmodern beliefs by exploring the suffering of those who fall on the margins of the present era’s culturally dominant moral philosophies.
Leslie holds a BA degree in Journalism and a JD degree from the University of Oklahoma College of Law. She writes broadly on cultural topics ranging from civil liberties to philosophy, theology, classical wisdom, and human dignity.
Leslie lives in Utah with her husband, Tim. In her free time she enjoys CrossFit, hiking, playing the piano, and reading or discussing classical literature, history, philosophy, and theology.
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Leslie Corbly, author of Silent Suffering: Poems of Pain and Purpose, is an author, poet, and attorney. Her debut poetry collection, Silent Suffering, critiques the predicates of progressive/postmodern beliefs by exploring the suffering of those who fall on the margins of the present era’s culturally dominant moral philosophies.