In normal times, it would go without saying that shooting a praying pastor in the face with a pepper bullet is worse than throwing a sandwich at some guy. But in abnormal times like these, you have to take the wins where you can. And this week did seem like a win in the long-running battle between Donald Trump and reality.

On Thursday, Trump’s Justice Department was delivered a legal setback—with an extra helping of humiliation—when jurors found Sean Dunn not guilty of misdemeanor assault on a federal officer over an August incident in which Dunn chucked a Subway sandwich at a Customs and Border Protection agent in Washington. The 37-year-old former DOJ paralegal had thrown the sub at agent Greg Lairmore as an act of resistance against Trump’s crackdown in DC; the government arg

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