MSNBC might as well be a Clinton strategy room.
After Bernie's Michigan win, I watched Rachel Maddow, Eugene Robinson, Chuck Todd, Brian Williams et al talking about Bernie's Michigan win for about 5 minutes (before I went "ugh..." and turned it off).
They reported Bernie's win with a sour face and low enthusiasm. The entire discussion was very low-key. And then they moved right on to what Clinton's strategy ought to be going forward where they brought up Sherrod Brown as her possible VP choice, because apparently, "people want Elizabeth Warren-type populist." What they don't seem to realize, however, is that he's not really a populist anymore if he's siding with the Clintons over Bernie.
They might as well be auditioning for the Clinton's strategist position. It looked like they were hoping that the Clintons might tune into them, think they're so smart, and give it a thought to Sherrod Brown VP pick.
They don't look like journalists. They look like Washington power-elite wannabes. It was a truly pathetic sight to watch.
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