I love the lede on this piece. It's not about HRC & Iran, but the GOP going after her for it. --> http://t.co/nNzZOzOz0L
— Jay Cost (@JayCostTWS) April 18, 2015
Clinton Embroiled in Scandal Again, Newsweek Frets Over 'Enemies' Discrediting Her http://t.co/1ELYwgKsNw
— The Weekly Standard (@weeklystandard) April 18, 2015
Via @guypbenson, a textbook case of media partisans forgetting to keep their real concerns out of the lede: pic.twitter.com/XcqeREz1ys
— John Sexton (@verumserum) April 18, 2015
Newsweek: Largest individual donor to Clinton Foundation has trade ties to Iran http://t.co/0TQLkvnq0f
— Jazz Shaw (@JazzShaw) April 18, 2015
'She might eventually get a question?' DNC plans debates in case Hillary gets a primary opponent http://t.co/RkR3cwy2Kp
— TwitchyTeam (@TwitchyTeam) April 18, 2015
Cashinin now: Lamestream Media chasing Hillary's "ScoobyVan" like she's a boy band.will they ever ask her the tough questions?#WakeUpAmerica
— Eric Bolling (@ericbolling) April 18, 2015
Why SNL and Chipotle are more dangerous for Hillary than Benghazi and email-gate - http://t.co/HTm020ffMA
— Matt Lewis (@mattklewis) April 18, 2015
"Serious" stories about Hillary Clinton did not attract as much coverage as her failure to leave a tip at a Mexican restaurant, writes Matt Lewis
...The day after Mrs Clinton announced her presidential campaign, Florida Sen. Marco Rubio, 43, who is young enough to be Clinton's son, made his own presidential announcement – a soaring speech which contrasted with Clinton in every way, casting her as his perfect foil. "Just yesterday," Mr Rubio gibed, "a leader from yesterday began a campaign for president by promising to take us back to yesterday. But yesterday is over, and we are never going back."
The funny thing is that some serious news involving Mrs Clinton came out this week, but has mostly elicited yawns. First, it was revealed that she had simply ignored congressional inquiries into her use of private emails during the time she was serving as Secretary of State back in 2012. Second, it was reported that the Clinton Foundation would continue taking money from foreign governments – even as Mrs Clinton officially ran for president of the United States.
None of these "serious" stories garnered as much coverage or commentary as her failure to leave a tip at Chipotle. This is both a commentary on the American public and the American media. But it's also a warning to Mrs Clinton about how it will be the little things that kill.