Blogging on National Review's The Corner, Cliff May of the Foundation for the Defense of Democracies notes that the death toll in Louisiana is turning out to be much lower than was predicted by the media:
"Terrible for the victims, their family, their friends. But also much less than the 10,000 widely predicted.
"And, BTW, much less than the more than 35,000 killed by a heat wave in Europe two summers ago.
"You recall the debate that set off about European heartlessness, racism and discrimination? No, neither do I."
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