CNN's Hillary Clinton documentary is making "life more difficult" for Candy Crowley, who's keen on maintaining the separation between journalism and partisan politics.

"You can say all you want, this is a commissioned documentary from people who are not in the employ of CNN. It’s not me. It’s not Wolf Blitzer. It’s not John King. It’s an outside documentary group. But we’re with CNN and so this is not a story where the nuances are well-received, particularly by Republicans."

She ought to know about nuances that Republicans don't receive well, like that nuanced occasion when she was supposed to be moderating a debate between 2 presidential candidates and the Democrat was getting cornered so she fought on his side.

"Candy Crowley Oozes Sympathy for Steubenville Rapists."

"Crowley was filled with sadness for two young men who took advantage of a drunk and possibly drugged young girl because the judge actually held them accountable for what they did. Instead of wondering aloud why they weren't tried as adults, she was instead very concerned that now they would have to register for the rest of their lives as sex offenders."



I can't believe CNN handled that case this way.

ADDED: "'This is the most pointless thing,' Mr. Mays said in one text message to the girl. 'I’m going to get in trouble for something I should be getting thanked for taking care of you.' But the girl made clear that she was not having any more of it, telling Mr. Mays in another exchange: 'It’s on YouTube. I’m not stupid. Stop texting me.'"