Then he announces LATimes, Moveon.org and Charlie Rengel’s wife’s endorsements.

I think I’m gonna puke. I swear there are times I don’t think HRC has a chance in he11. They’ve stacked the decks too high.
Feedback, anyone? Some positive reinforcement?

Breaking: Last night’s Democratic debate on CNN drew 8,324,000 million total viewers, making it the most-watched primary debate in cable news history, and the second-most watched on TV this election cycle (ABC’s Democratic debate on Jan. 5 drew 9,360,000)

The debate gives CNN the top five highest rated cable debates this cycle in total viewers.

> Update: In the A25-54 demo, the debate finished with 3,257,000 viewers, the #1 take in cable news history as well.

Here is a quote from a very good summary by a conservative writer.

http://www.hillaryclinton.com/news/article/view/?id=1336
No Apology Needed
New York Times
David Brooks
She sought a third way: more U.N. resolutions, more inspections, more diplomacy, with the threat of force reserved as a last resort. She was triangulating, but the Senate resolution offered her a binary choice. She voted yes in order to give Powell bipartisan leverage at the U.N.

BTW – I am so HAPPY to have found this site! I’ve been screaming at the tube for weeks coz of the skewed coverage; writing letters to editors, emailing news executives, fighting to get Mathews to tone it down. I agree that her performance tonight was impeccable. She has such dignity, such honesty, such grace. MSM will continue to battle her for the WH but regardless of what happens, she is the real winner.

I am just thinking…when Hillary gets the nomination…what the hell are all these ‘progressive’ pundits going to do and say…are they suddenly going to see the light and Hillary’s brilliance and control and command and start singing her praises or are they going to remain blinded by their emotion and criticize her against a republican!!!

Big Media has abandoned the traditional role of an honest broker and become a bitter partisan advocate. Consequently, they distort the truth, exploit race and gender fault lines, attack the qualified candidate, and worship the Golden Calf

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Simply put, Big Media has made a cynical business decision to distort the truth for the sake of ratings and to arrogate unto itself the role of kingmaker in the political process. But the more they try to mislead us, the more the American People begin to see them for the carnival barkers they have become and reject whatever they say based on the time honored principle of falso en uno, falso en omnibus.

We’ll see on Tuesday just how effective she was, but, man, win or lose, this woman is brilliant.

What I would say to you now that I did not say before is that the presentation tonight was just what it needed to be. Hillary was radiant. She was cordial to Barack notwithstanding the snub. And, of course, her command of the issues was clearly superior to his.

She scored so many points for those who were listening. Remember the time that Barack implied she failed to do something and she told him she sponsored a bill on that in 2004, or the time she revealed that Barack had agreed to support her legislation on a permanent commitment on Iraq, or the way she pointed out that he too had had difficulty with the drivers license for illegals question, or the appreciation she had for labor market dyamics. So many other things.

This was one more marvelous performance in what was billed by the carnival barkers as an event bigger than the Oscars. In a debate she never disappoints, and the same will be true when she becomes our 44th President.

We also need that bumper sticker that says

“Pi$$ off the Media * Elect Hillary * By a Large Margin”