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bump I would argue that the very real but insidious brand of clinton racism and misogynism is far more dangerous than Don Imus' theatrics. And the danger transcends clinton hypocrisy and epithets, despicable tho they are. Racism and misogynism of the clinton kind that is real but insidious corrodes the culture from within. Theatrical simulation of same by the shock jock is, by definition, on the surface where it can easily be perceived and rejected. Moreover, the Imus endpoint tells us something very important about the danger of the clintons. It is critical that we do not misconstrue the message. This cautionary tale is not about what happens to those who dare defy hillary clinton; rather, it is about what will happen to all of us if we don't. (Old media, especially, would be wise to take heed.)
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