Being the child of left-wing domestic terrorists means never having to say you're sorry. Such is the case of young Chesa Boudin, hailed on the front page of The New York Times this week for overcoming "striking challenges" and lifelong suffering to win a prestigious Rhodes scholarship. In a lengthy tear-jerker profile, Boudin is elevated to hero status as the article details his childhood bouts with epilepsy, dyslexia and "temper tantrums," before going on to Yale, traveling the world and hitting the lecture circuit to exploit his celebrity status. Boudin is the son of Kathy Boudin and David Gilbert, members...