Is the NYT trying to derail Hillary's campaign with brutal honesty:

[ProSense]

Mrs. Clinton fired the first divisive shots of this campaign, and we have said before that if she is the nominee she will have to stretch herself to connect with Mr. Obama’s supporters.

link

The NYT called out Bill Clinton in their statement endorsing Hillary.

[papau]

1. others have noted that most do not see racial tone to Clinton comments - but Obama screams victim &

the New York Times - and black voting "base" that has now "solidified" giving Obama 90% of the black vote in Delaware - have responded.

[Abacus]

5. Can you provide a source

of Obama claiming to be a victim of racial comments? I've asked about 4 times now and no one who has made comments like yours ever responds.

[sniffa]

2. Krugman must be fuming

[ProSense]

4. Krugman is bizarre! n/t

[ProSense]

3. Appears

brutal honesty is not popular. LOL!

[Tom Rinaldo]

6. I know you left the link, but you left out a lot of the quote

"Mrs. Clinton fired the first divisive shots of this campaign, and we have said before that if she is the nominee she will have to stretch herself to connect with Mr. Obama’s supporters. Many of the most passionate of them are getting involved in politics for the first time. Mr. Obama will have that same formidable challenge with Mrs. Clinton’s supporters if he wins, and an even more vexing one if he loses.

Having run on the idea of broad participation across society’s divisions, Mr. Obama’s campaign often seems to teeter on becoming a cult of personality — a feeling that the candidate and those around him do nothing to dispel..."