Newspeak, endorsements, Hillary's problem with black voters

From the Dept of Newspeak
Probably the most important story recently: the US gov employed a gaggle of military men in a propaganda campaign to appear in news outlets and build public confidence in the iraq war; the mainstream media responds with:

Endorsements

• Hillary loses high-profile supporter, who raised $500k, over her negative tone; he'll take on role in Obama's finance committee.
• Obama gets another superdelegate (4/23)
• Two Nobel winners (economics) endorse Obama

Hillary's African-American Problem
I wrote an essay on DailyKos yesterday about this issue: why are the media only asking about Obama's difficulty getting white working-class voters, and not asking Hillary about her difficulty getting African-American voters? (My essay had a lot of responses, including a handful of African-American voters who stated that they have already switched their registration to "independent", and that everyone they know is steadfast in their refusal to vote--ever--for Hillary. The Politico found a similar essay, and seems to pose questions about Hillary's viability without this population, as well. Clyburn and Butterfield are starting to state this baldly...

Humor: Ridiculing the Ridiculous. And Rightly So.

• Jon Stewart and Stephen Colbert take on Hillary's claims to lead in the popular vote
• Seems many people have noticed a similarity between Hillary and the Black Knight from Monty Python's The Holy Grail. Example One, Two, Three, Four.

Primary Analysis

• Why can't Clinton close the deal?
• A look at the electoral maps

Growing the Party: Obama rolls out massive voter registration campaign. Journalists don't care.

TV Watch: Rev Wright speaks with Bill Moyers friday night

More reasons why McCain is a baddie.

• opposes equal pay
• says Hamas wants Obama as President
  
• wouldn't rebuild new orleans