Obviously the era of dirty tricks in politics didn't end with the departure of Tricky Dick. (Hi there, Debbie.)
Among the less credible items last week was the response to the story of Melania's speech tracking Michelle's. Leaders of the Trump team said the claim of plagiarism had been initiated by the Clinton campaign. Like nobody else noticed.
Then this week, Democrats asserted that the e-mails of Debbie Wasserman Schultz attempting to scuttle Bernie's campaign had been hacked and revealed by Russia, in hope that the US will make Donald (no fan of NATO) president. This seemed entirely wacky, but now some people not locked to Hill and Bill say this may be so.
Tonight's viewing: "The Manchurian Candidate."
(Where is Sinatra when we need him?)
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In fairness to Melania - whose literary achievements pose no threat to Mme.de Stael. - Michelle's (excellent) discourse contained no material deserving of copyright. "My word is my bond" - is a cliche only slightly less often heard than "All things considered" or "Be that as it may."
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