On the Hustings
National Journal: "Hillary Clinton finally takes reporters' questions in Iowa" (Emily Schultheis)
ABC News: "How the State Department is tackling 55000 pages of Hillary Clinton emails" (Justin Fishel)
Voice of America: "Foreign policy dominates early stage of 2016 campaign" (Jim Malone)
Politico: "Florida quietly sets up an epic 2016 primary clash" (Eli Stoklos)
CBS News: "How the Iraq war question could shape 2016 campaign"
Labels: On the Hustings
posted by Richard K. Barry at
6:26 PM
2 Comments:
It annoys me that just about all the "news" coverage of Hillary Clinton makes me feel like defending her. Since I'm not much of a fan of the Clintons, I take this to mean that the coverage is really bad. And the "scandal" coverage reminds me of presidential coverage as we expect it: the media determines a narrative early on and then do everything they can to push that narrative. That ain't news. But have you heard?! Al Gore is a liar!
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Unknown, at 9:48 PM
Should Hillary Clinton win the presidency, I will consider that a good thing. Full stop. If, before we get there, she is a lightning rod for a fulsome discussion of what is bad about the relationship of wealth, privilege, and power to politics, I'm okay with that too. That the other guys are worse has never been an argument that slows be down.
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Richard K. Barry, at 10:13 PM
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