What's Bedigian's connection to Dear Jr., exactly, other than they're both from poor rural Colorado? I'm trying to understand why the conflation of the infamous figure with this other individual in this one individual news item isn't potentially a bit... well. I mean. Mean-spirited? We all see what's going on here, sure, but talking about some psycho's 179 extreme criminal charges under this headline. Well. Gosh, guys! Isn't it ugly? Did someone there decide they would try to make denizens of the city just have it out for anyone who can be construed as both rural and kooky? Isn't that sort of wrongful-devisive rhetorical tool? At least make a case. If this is about a woman's right to choose, we don't even know what Bedigian's values are. They might even be pro-choice, right? At the very least, I don't understand why this article was written so. It seems like two unrelated now-conflated topics.