Dabo's a hard one to "come after" because he won't fight. We've already seen this movie, about a dozen times.

Dabo deflects this kind of stuff incredibly well...mostly because he won't make it an "us or them" type situation. He doesn't take political stances and that's proven incredibly wise over the years; even when, say, WaPo decides they're going to write what obviously started out as a hit piece on him because he's folksy and Southern and Christian and unapologetic about it, you can see the piece sort of fizzle out as the reporter does his interviews, talks to people around Dabo...and is forced to grudgingly concede Dabo's an allright guy really.

If BLM or any other Super-PAC - which is exactly what the organization called BLM is now in the process of becoming - wants to take aim at Dabo and try to makep political hey at his expense, let them. He'll shrug, be Dabo, talk from the heart, refuse to be drawn into a political crossfire, and keep right on doing what he's always done and if you've a problem with it, Oh, Well...and BLM will do what everybody who tries to target Dabo always ends up doing - seek their drama elsewhere, because there's just none to be found with Dabo.

It takes two to create drama, and Dabo is just not a good dance partner for that sort of thing.