QUOTE OF THE DAY….Chris Hayes on the almost insane level of candidate deconstruction practiced by the modern media:
Myself, I’m currently working on two stories, one about a crucial little league team defeat John Edwards suffered in 4th grade that taught him hard lessons about resilience and competition and 5,000-word profile of an advertising exec from Duluth who roomed with Mitt Romney at Harvard for a week while his own dorm was under construction.
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