After Trump’s acceptance speech, I wrote that there was one thing, at least, I liked about it: It was authentic Trump. True Trump. Trump was not trying to please. He was saying what he believed, whether it pleased or not.

I think there was an exception to this, however. He referred to “our beloved Justice Scalia.”

I thought back to several months ago when Scalia made comments about race preferences in university admissions: Were they really fair to blacks, their intended beneficiaries?

Trump took the side of the Left. He suggested that Scalia was being unfair to black Americans. “I don’t like what he said. I heard him, I was like, let me read it again. … I go, whoa.”

Whoa is us. A CNN commentator, Dana Bash, said that Trump “sounded a lot like Harry Reid.” (For an article about all this, go here.)

Anyway, Scalia was great — and very fair.