The bots will have a field day with this

Squirrel-Hair's slavish devotees have foisted this term "globalist" on the post-American cattle-masses as if it encompassed anyone who doesn't put immigration policy front and center among the nation's most pressing issues, as in dwarfing all others.

Then along comes a real globalist like Secretary Global-Test who, in the course of remarks primarily about the unseriousness of Squirrel-Hair (and watch for a lot more of those; in recent days, we've been subjected to the Most Equal Comrade's "this-is-a-hard-job-it's-not-entertainment" preening. Quite rich coming from he of the selfie stick video and the rush back out to the golf course after brief, perfunctory remarks about James Foley) had this to say:

Kerry also seemed to dismiss the importance of national borders, and said technology has reshaped the world into one that the U.S. must engage at the risk of being left behind. He said Trump and others who want to look inward are making a mistake, even in the face of rising tension and violence in the world.

"For some people, that is all they need simply to climb under the sheets, close their eyes and push the world away," Kerry said. "And shockingly, we even see this attitude from some who think they ought to be entrusted with the job of managing international affairs."

"The future demands from us something more than a nostalgia for some rose-tinted version of the past that did not really exist in any case," he said. "You're about to graduate into a complex and borderless world."

The all-caps droolers found in the comment threads of - well, just about anything these days, not to mention those with a microphone and their own following like the vile Laura Ingraham, will have jumped all over this by this time tomorrow, lumping conservatives who have not abandon their principles right in with hard-left figures like Global-Test.

And thus do the clear and actual lines between coherent world views get further obscured.