Your Thursday morning palate cleanser, as you chortlingly contemplate a Democrat presidential "hopeful" riding low at zero-digits in the polls whiningly accusing his party of rigging its nominating contest for a "presumptive front-runner" for whom that race was actually rigged a long, long time ago, and she's still proving herself unable to win it:
Martin O'Malley is accusing the Democrat National Committee of trying to rig the primary for Hillary Clinton by limiting the number of debates to six.
"I want to say right off the bat here, that to those in Washington who think they can limit the number of debates that we're going to have before the Iowa caucuses, can circle the wagons and close off debates," the former Maryland governor said Wednesday in Cedar Rapids, Iowa. "I think they're gonna have another thing coming when they talk to the people of Iowa.
"Because these are the issues about which we need to have not just one debate, not just two, but many debates. Because those debates will shape the future of the country we give our kids. Don't you agree?"
Rather pathetic question-begging. He has no clout to demand more debates because he's at zero percent in the polls, and if he had the clout to demand more debates he wouldn't need them. I'd point out how humiliating this must be for the ex-Maryland governor, but then he was the only person in the country who thought he belonged in the presidential race to begin with, so he really has brought the humiliation on himself.
To tweak a phrase from Commodore Robert Wesley, "[Excessive self-]regards to Governor Dunsel". And better luck next time.
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