David Limbaugh Recommend this article          When a radio host
asked me what I thought of the massacre in Aurora, Colo., I had
to ask for clarification. I said: "What do you mean? Who could
deny it's an unspeakable tragedy?"          What he was really
asking me was to address it in a political context. The problem
is that I don't believe there was any political context to the
shooting; not everything is political.           This is part of
a leftist pattern to rush to the judgment that every such event
is politically motivated -- by disgruntled right-wingers. The
Daily Caller made a similar observation, citing such examples as
The New York Times' speculating that the pilot who crashed his
small plane into a Texas office building was "The First Tea-
Party Terrorist" and Time magazine's wondering aloud whether tea
partyers were behind the hanging death of a census worker in
Kentucky.           So it was hardly surprising that ABC News'
Brian Ross noted on "Good Morning America" that a person with
the name of