Sweet Gets Props

ANA MARIE COX, WASHINGTON EDITOR, TIME.COM: I agree with Jake that I don’t know if you can say that it was just “Saturday Night Live” or, you know, the Clinton communications team getting on the phone and saying, why don’t you do your job? Which they do literally say.

I think it’s a combination of a lot of things, and him being the frontrunner is one of them. And I too want to give a shout out to Lynn Sweet, because I think that she’s an example of what happens if you cover someone for a long time.

She’s not — she was never interested in telling the story about the rock star, about the swooning, about the enormous crowds.