The Michigan plot wasn’t about Trump — it goes deeper than that
Fred Kaplan writes: The most striking thing about the six domestic terrorists arrested on Thursday for conspiring to kidnap the governor of Michigan isn’t that they actually took steps to carry out their plot—though that is unusual and frightening (most groups of this ilk talk big but do little). More, it’s what the gang reveals about the steep rise in American militia activity this year. Some of these groups—including this one, which, had it succeeded, would have been the season’s…