stat. there s been huge developments in politics this week. i ve been thinking a lot about how the press is framing the stories. we re always chasing after the narrative. the satisfying framing that makes a story a story. this week the hillary clinton story is clear. she is crushing it. here she is with katy perry last night. she s coming off last week s dominant performance. this week joe biden announced he s not running for president around the same time lincoln cheffey and jim webb pulled out of race. it all adds up, right. clinton can do no wrong. it wasn t that long ago the n narrative was very different. bernie sanders was surging and biden was looming. the e-mail stories were dragging down her numbers. let s look back just one month. double digits.
hugh, what were you going to say? the browns are playing the rams. i really want them to read. i read things that they re going well. confirmation biden. i really wanted him to run. i cannot imagine having to watch five more democratic debates without him. it s like hillary playing the washington generals. it s a terrible nightmare. it s a desert of television that we have to get through with hillary versus bernie sanders. we wanted joe biden to run. it would have made it interesting. now we have to watch those five debates between hillary and bernie without the block of granite of lincoln cheffey. we wanted joe biden to run. he didn t run. i think baltimore is between manhattan and d.c., so you re in that bubble, david. what you re describing is
surprised. no more spriurprise when it comes to trump. the wars never come up in the campaign at all. they didn t come up in 12. i think it was rand paul that said why are we having all these wars. lincoln cheffey brought this up. the only republican to vote against the war during the iraq resolution in october of 2002 in which only 23 members of the senate voted no. 77 members of the united states senate voted to invade iraq. by the way, speaking of reliable sources, every major metropolitan newspaper in this country supported editorially the invasion of iraq.