From the Clinton “War Room,” Hillary Is 44:

Hillary Clinton On Martin Luther King Day


Today will be a busy day for Hillary Clinton. First of all, Hillary Clinton will celebrate Martin Luther King Day. Second, Hillary Clinton will win today’s Michigan Primary. Third, Hillary Clinton will be under attack by Tim Russert and Barack Obama and John Edwards at tonight’s Democratic Party presidential debate.
[N.B. January 15 is Dr. King’s date of birth. The national holiday is the third Monday in January.]
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Debate Night
Big Media is once again turning our elections into a joke. The good news is that the American public is increasingly waking up to the jokesters we appropriately refer to as Big Media.
For the past few days Big Media, aiding and abetting the Barack Obama “divide and disunite” campaign, decided to join in a campaign of race-baiting. Here is the latest Big Media joke, this time the joke mocks the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King:
According to today’s announcement from MSNBC, the debate will focus on “issues important to minority voters” and will be sponsored a number of groups, including the U.S. Hispanic Chamber of Commerce, 100 Black Men of America, and the Democratic African-American Leadership Council.
Brian Williams and Tim Russert will moderate.
We would have hoped that with the vast resources of NBC and MSNBC, with all the news personnel in NBC and MSNBC’s employ that the debate tonight would have some diversity in the makeup of the two main moderators. Poor Natalie Morales will be on stage to “ask the candidates your questions” but it will be Williams and Russert in charge. Williams of course has confessed the love of NBC for Obama and Russert acts out his Hillary Hate at least weekly.
Dennis Kucinich by court order will participate tonight along with Hillary Clinton, John Edwards, and Barack Obama. NBC News, the U.S. Hispanic Chamber of Commerce, 100 Black Men of America, IMPACTO, the African American Democratic Leadership Council and the College of Southern Nevada will co-sponsor the debate. The debate will take place at the Cashman Center in Las Vegas, Nev., from 6-8 p.m. PST. Will we ever have a debate to discuss issues primarily of importance to women?

How does focusing the debate on “issues important to minority voters” mock the legacy of Mr. King?
The paranoia and victimhood of the Hillary crowd is frightening. Can you imagine four years of this?
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