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Editor for VP?
Hillary Clinton took her turn before a tough crowd this afternoon.She spoke to journalists in Washington at a luncheon for the Newspaper Association of America and American Society of Newspaper Editors. Barack Obama and John McCain got their turn to speak to large gatherings of editors and publishers on Monday.
The journalist who introduced her reminded her that there are plenty of people in the crowd who are used to answering the phone at 3 a.m. – editors.
“He’s given me a great idea of where I can find a running mate,” Clinton said.
-- Amy Dominello
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