Hillary Clinton chose the National Association of Black Journalists and the National Association of Hispanic Journalists convention to admit she "short-circuited" her answers on the email controversy. She chose well.  During her address, the "journalists" in the audience cheered and clapped for Clinton, interrupting her about a dozen times.  And then there was the carefully screened "Q&A" as some of these same "journalists" who had recently been cheering her became little more than props in her campaign asking her questions. Clinton officials as well as representatives of the two "journalistic" organizations insist that the Kabuki dance between Clinton and the "reporters" should be considered a "press conference" – the first in more than 230 days for the candidate. Washington Examiner: Her prepared remarks, and her answers during a Q&A session that followed, received a warm...(Read Full Post)