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That Hillary press conference was most notable not for what HRC said — she’d gone over much of it on the Today show this morning — but for the amount of attention that was paid to it. As Karen suggested yesterday, the room was way too small for the number of journalists hoping that Hillary would either announce support for an immediate withdrawal or her candidacy or otherwise make news, which of course did not happen.

The only small bit of unplanned levity was Rep. McHugh’s confirmation that his “illness” yesterday was, in fact, exhaustion due to “dehydration,” otherwise known as “Lohanitis.” They’re not even really trying to make this sound credible, are they?

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