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A ‘Good Man’ (Like Luigi Mangione) Is Hard to Find

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Taylor Lorenz speaks with Donie O’Sullivan on CNN

Screenshot via @donie/X

Americans are allowed to “stan” (obsess over) murderers like the “handsome,” “smart,” and “morally good” Luigi Mangione, who murdered United Healthcare CEO Brian Thompson in cold blood last year — according, at least, to some of his hyper-online fans.

Former Washington Post columnist and current independent writer Taylor Lorenz has been a Mangione apologist since the 26-year-old suspected assassin allegedly gunned down Thompson on the streets of Manhattan in December. Lorenz piled on the praise for Mangione in a CNN interview last weekend.

Haley Strack

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Haley Strack

Haley Strack is a former staff writer at National Review.

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