Several big city newspapers had no picture of Hillary Clinton on the

[LuckyLib]

front page on the day she was nominated for President of the United States. Several had pictures of Bill.

The Minneapolis Star Tribune had a photo of three women delegates sobbing.

Enough said.

[Iliyah]

1. Hell, poor newspapers had to deal with a "Black" man in the WH

for 8 years, now this, a, women, oh my, say it ain't so.

[apcalc]

2. Right wing sexist media

I have cancelled several newspaper subscriptions over their treatment of Hillary. If they run only nasty stuff about her, I call 'em , tell 'em why , and cancel the subscription.

Screw 'em.

[Wellstone ruled]

3. Strib is now owned by

Mr. Gop Minnesota,Glen Taylor,what do you expect. Another Right Wing POS.

[ismnotwasm]

4. Not surprised

On the positive side "The National Enquirer" has had a unflattering picture of Hillary with the headline stating she will lose to Trump. Which almost guarantees a win.

[SharonClark]

5. Des Moines Register

Had a dull picture of Hillary at the top quarter. They gave a Trump visit almost as much space. The USA Today insert had a nice picture but injected a lot of negativity in each story.

[Beartracks]

6. She's not the "first woman" nominee, you know.

She's just "the second Clinton."

Old news. Nothing to see here. Business as usual.



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[awoke_in_2003]

9. She is the first female nominee...

of a political party that actually has a snow ball's chance in hell of winning.

[demmiblue]

7. At least they did better today: Today's Minneapolis Star tribune:

My state (Michigan)

Smaller papers in my state:

West side of the state... Republican central- think DeVos.

East side of the state.

Capital of the state.

http://www.newseum.org/

[Wednesdays]

8. Colbert lampooned the phenomenon Wednesday night

He showed several papers that headlined Hillary, but had photos on the front pages of Bill during his speech. Colbert quipped, "Hillary looks very presidential there."