Improbably, our pathetic excuse for a leader slithers to new lows: In several tantrums after the terror attack in London, he picked an ill-informed fight with their eloquent mayor, used people's deaths to push his own crackpot racism, shot himself in the legal foot and was widely decried as "an utterly horrid man." Resolute Britons, meanwhile, carried on; they rejected hate, refused fear, cracked wise about "reeling," and joyously gathered at a concert to proclaim, "We will not fall."