Wow. Morning Joe says he loves Hillary, media was biased against her last time

[No Elephants]

and so on.

They were discussing the 2016 Presidential election. (never too early to start brainwashing us drumming up interest in the election. I think they started before last November)

I don't know if Joe actually loves Hillary, but this is the first time that I can recall Joe expressing love for a Democrat whom he expects to run for President.

I agree that the "media community" was a lot harder on Hillary than they were on Obama. And Obama, Harry Reid's pick, won the primary. What a coincidence.

Also present was Howard Dean, whom Joe laughed about how the media excoriated Dean during 2003. And Dean lost that primary. What a coincidence. (The DLC had first pretended to back founding member, Lieberman, but it was obvious from the jump that Lieberman was not going to win the primary. Then, the DLC switched to Kerry, who won over Dean, just as another DLC pick, Clinton, had won over Brown. What a coincidence).

Did DLC founding member Gore even have any serious primary opposition? Most hopefuls declined to run that year and Bradley dropped out relatively quickly. What a coincidence.

Boys and girls, I think Hillary may well run and get the nom. If so, will she win the general? During the last primary Bill allowed as how he could not make her taller, younger or change her gender--as if her gender, which was her asset in the primary, caused her loss.

"If voting mattered, it would be illegal."


(FYI: This is attributed to Emma Goldman all over the internets, but no one cites a speech or anything in which she said or wrote it and wiki lists it as "unsourced," so I have me doubts. Kudos, though. Usually leftist sentiments are not expressed with that much punch.)

[Enthusiast]

1. I do not like Joe

and I do not like Hillary. Joe speaks with such conviction and authority. He's an ass. He's an ass that might be a murderer.

I think Joe killed his intern. Oh, right she slipped and hit her head on a desk.

[No Elephants]

2. I do not like Joe, either. I think he is dishonest and cunning and effective at it.

But, his speaking so glowingly of Hillary suggest to me that the fix may be in already.

Maybe it's been in since Hillary and Obama met in 2008 and cut their deal, which included his taking on her campaign debts?