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Words to live by The most significant element of the coverage that has so rankled the Clinton campaign may be one that cannot responsibly be omitted: her recent win-loss record in nominating contests. “My role model and mentor at The A.P. was Walter Mears, who recently retired, and he used to say that who wins is part of the story,†said Mike Glover, an Associated Press reporter, as he flew on Mrs. Clinton’s plane on Thursday from Hanging Rock, Ohio, to Houston. “We’re covering a candidate who’s lost 11 straight primaries. They’re covering a candidate who has won 11 straight primaries.†Subscribe Buttons                    | |
Well ... that's kind of like it was for me with Barbie
But at least Barbie tried to have careers. With Bratz, there is something indecent about how it tries to top Barbie's conspicuous consumption and then some by rejecting the careers path.
The way I 'get' Bratz is that they are just party girls, whereas with Barbie she the first supermodel for being such the perfect empty vessel upon which identities could be pitched to with the hopes of one or two sticking.
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