Criticism yes; hatred no

MoJ readers are probably aware that I am strongly opposed to Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton. I have been sharply critical of the character of both of these candidates, as well as many of their policies and proposals. I believe that they are unfit to be President. But I am opposed to hatred directed towards anyone--including Mr. Trump and Mrs. Clinton. Each of them, like every other human being, is a precious individual made in the image of likeness of God. Even in criticizing their character, as I believe we must do in view of the fact that they are seeking high office, we must bear that in mind.

In view of what is now happening to Mr. Trump, I must add this point: He, like every candidate, has a right to give his speeches and hold his rallies without disruption. Efforts by MoveOn and other leftist groups to prevent him from speaking are utterly disgraceful. Moreover, Mr. Trump (notwithstanding his own shameful statements about "punching people in the face") has the right to personal safety. That is an absolute right. Criticism of him and his policies is legitimate and necessary; but hatred directed towards him is unacceptable and dangerous.

http://www.realclearpolitics.com/video/2016/03/12/attempted_attack_on_donald_trump_was_worse_than_it_looked.html