After over two decades in the heart of America's spotlight, Hillary Clinton is still sort of an unknown quantity for most Americans.

That's thanks to one factor and one factor only, the love and worshipful attention of the mainstream media.

Over the weekend, no less than six terrible stories broke that would have crippled anyone else's campaign.

First, we learned Clinton aid and confidant and super special absolutely platonic friend, Huma Abedon,

acted as assistant editor on the Radical Journal of Muslim Minority Affairs, where she greenlit

pieces that stated that, quote, pushing mothers out into the open labor market is a clear

demonstration of a lack of respect of womanhood and motherhood, among other things.

Next, we found out that Clinton had blamed former Secretary of State Colum Powell for giving her the idea to set up a private email server at a

dinner party, and that Powell not only denied giving her the idea, but also denied ever having

had a dinner conversation on the topic. Former Secretary of State Connoisa Rice, who Clinton

also claimed was there for the conversation, she said she wasn't there either. Then we found

out the Clinton State Department oversaw about $6 billion in mismanagement fraud and incompetence. Then also it was

revealed that Clinton's pay-for-play, Clinton Foundation donations, in exchange for access to the State

Department, ran deeper than originally thought. Also, we learned the FBI and Justice Department

are investigating the Podesta Group, co-founded by Clinton campaign chairman John Podesta, over its own ties with former Ukrainian president and Vladimir Putin ally Viktor Yanukovych.

Finally, we found out the FBI uncovered about 15,000 emails Clinton said never existed and that she failed to disclose to the State Department.

Presumably, these all do not concern yoga and Chelsea Clinton's wedding plans. So, what was the media's response to this title wave of

incompetence and corruption? Well, they focused on Trump, naturally. That's what they always do.

And that's why Trump became the Republican nominee in the first place. See, the media once

painted former Governor Mitt Romney the way they paint Trump. They excoriated anyone who dared to ask about President Obama's botched Benghazi policy.

They scoffed at Romney's suggestion that Obama's Russian policy had emboldened Moscow.

They yelled at legislators like Michelle Bachman for connecting Huma Abidon to Islamic radicalism via that same journal of Muslim Minority Affairs.

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