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The most under-reported story of the week

This past Monday night, Hillary Clinton held a rally in Austin, TX to make a last minute appeal to voters before the primary. Of course, a large press contingent follows Sen. Clinton wherever she goes, and they need facilities to file their stories. Where did the press corps get set up during this rally? In the bathroom at a adjoining building.

A Clinton campaign spokesperson notified reporters: ?For the record, these accommodations should in no way be taken as a commentary on the quality of our media coverage.? Bull-#$&%! I can't think of a more insulting gesture toe the press. It's one thing to cover a White House that only makes the president available for a press conference once every blue moon. But this if freackin' ridiculous. The press should not have to put up with this crap. Literally, and figuratively.

The only possible way this arrangement could make some sense is if the event was in Idaho, not Texas. If that were the case, at least the press could interview Larry Craig.

Full post as published by Supreme Dicta on March 07, 2008 (boomark / email).