Despite the comment garnering bi-partisan condemnation and outrage from the media, the fallout from the shooting has seen a shattering increase of hate-crimes against Muslims.
Warren's language channels the same energies in more familiar ways: as a condemnation of the partisans of wealth and advocacy of a strong regulatory state.
And while there is bi-partisan rage and lip-service condemnation from two presidents, this abomination, as damaging to whatever withering tatter of a soul is left of this nation as one can imagine, we see none of the hyperbolic outrage given to the ACA or the IRS scandal or this obsessive nonsense surrounding the Benghazi embassy attack.
Mr Obama is surely aware that in the eyes of several powerful interpretive communities, particularly those of active liberals and of the mainstream media, full-throated condemnations of Republicans sound partisan and upsetting, while careful denunciations of "extremism" and calls for pragmatic compromise sound mature and comforting.
Today, even the justices' minimal extrajudicial activities come in for public condemnation — some of it suspiciously partisan.
It is looking for a collective condemnation of baseball's steroid era in a partisan environment.
Even Mr. Lieberman, in his speech, retreated from his usual condemnation of the collapsed culture of Hollywood and instead played the partisan.
Pickles was brutal in his condemnation of Tower Hamlets' ruling councillors, saying: "The abuse of taxpayers' money reflects a partisan approach to politics that seeks to spread favours and sow divisions.
He called for an end to partisan recriminations, and a unity that has seemed increasingly elusive as each day has brought more harsh condemnations from the left and the right, starting here in Arizona but rippling across the nation.
Condemnation is not enough".
