Jonathan Capehart is merely the stooge and David Brock is simply the hatchet man

[brentspeak]

The marching orders are coming straight from Hillary Clinton.

They have always come from Hillary Clinton.

For honesty, integrity, competence, good judgement, and leadership, support Bernie Sanders.

[cosmicone]

1. ummm ... you mean Hillary herself is involved?

Do you have links from reputable media of that fact or should I file it under "conspiracy theory?"

[EndElectoral]

8. You mean reputable media like the Washington Post?

[hedda_foil]

2. That's not true.

Sometimes it comes from Bill.

[dchill]

3. Plausible deniability

[Broward]

4. And the editors at the Washington Post turn a blind eye.

Capehart has discredited himself and the paper he works for.

[islandmkl]

5. Hillary to Brock and his minions: "What have you boys done now?"

[islandmkl]

6. it's like proving the money influenced anything...one could say "prove it didn't ..."

[Bluenorthwest]

7. In Vaudeville language, a 'stooge' merely assists in unplesant bits and gets no credit or share

takes no moment, the Stooge is he who gets slapped. A 'shill' on the other hand is hip to the game, a participant and crafty accomplice who takes a high status role in order to entice others using enthusiasm for the proposition or for the act. The shill is a well dressed person with whom the 'marks' or the 'audience' naturally relate who plays the role of excited consumer of the vended product, be it a bottle of snake oil or the skills of a mind reader.

[oberliner]

9. What are you basing this claim on?

To clarify, you are asserting that Hillary Clinton instructed Jonathan Capehart to write that article?

What is your evidence for this?