Hillary Clinton Snl Weekend Update By Tina Fey In Her Feb. 23 2008 Appearance On S.N.L. Tina Fey Speaks Out About Hillary Clinton. "Bi*** Is The New Black".

As of March 4, Hillary has not release her taxes or the Clinton Whitehouse papers. With Canadagate, Obama in Rags and the latino vote she was able to pull out narrow victories without disclosing her her taxes or what should be public records from the last Clinton presidency.

But SNL did their job, helping her even up the race, focusing Newsrooms across the country on whether they were picking on her:


4 March 2008, AP Reported:

NEW YORK - Life imitating art or just a coincidence? A study of campaign coverage found the media took a sharper look at Barack Obama the week after "Saturday Night Live" spoofed journalists enthralled by his candidacy.

The NBC comedy show on Feb. 23 opened with a mock debate where journalists were rough on Hillary Clinton while being starry-eyed about Obama. It matched complaints the Clinton campaign had made — and she even referenced the comedy skit during a real debate last week.

During the week, Obama was the dominant person in 69 percent of presidential campaign stories, according to a study by Project for Excellence in Journalism. That's the biggest percentage one candidate had received in any week this year.

Many of the stories took a tough look at Obama, such as a Feb. 25 ABC "World News" study on his Illinois legislative record and a "CBS Evening News" report on his career three nights later.

It's hard to say whether "SNL" acted as a de-facto assignment editor, since some of the stories were probably being prepared before the NBC show aired, but it did seem to crystallize a thought that had been percolating, said Mark Jurkowitz, the project's associate director.

"There were a lot of factors at play," Jurkowitz said. "But there's no question the skit, if nothing else, was perfectly timed."

With no primaries last week, news outlets had the time to look at other stories, as well as the time to look at their own performance. The Washington Post, New York Times and ABC's "Good Morning America" all ran stories addressing whether the media has been fairly covering the Obama-Clinton contest.

"Saturday Night Live" this past weekend opened its show with another fake debate where journalists played easy for Obama. This time, the skit ended with an appearance by Clinton herself.

The project studies 48 different media outlets, including newspapers, Web sites and television networks, as part of its examination of campaign coverage.



What is not reported:

Paul v. Clinton
http://youtube.com/watch?v=sMnuR4he5Qo

What was reported:
Obama's Rags and Tony Rezko
http://youtube.com/watch?v=nYULVONP5nY

The public airwaves should not be used to extend free time for political rallies to any candidate unless equal time is extended to the other candidate. NBC's powerful legal department seems unconcerned with the impact of their actions on American democracy, which is more sickenin than a bowl of buggers.

This video is not about Council on Foreign Relations, the Trilateral Commission, Bilderberg, the Federal Reserve System, or Wall Street. It's also not about dupes of the devil, Freemasonry, the Knights of Malta, or British imperialism.

But what are we to make of the evidence of George Bush's personal phone number in Barry Seal's possession at the time of his death? Is this some historical anomaly, upon which experts will eternally disagree? What was George Bush's knowledge and involvement in cocaine smuggling under the pretext of national security carried out in Mena Arkansas, or the deaths of Don Henry and Kevin Ives. And what were the Clinton's for that matter?

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