Hillary Clinton hasn’t answered a question from the media in 20 days

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82. Would you dispute that?

Here's a sampling of today's top political stories from the nation's major news outlets:

"In what has become something of a pattern, a journalist has apologized to Sen. Ted Cruz for comments or questions that have appeared to measure how Latino he really is and have been derided as discriminatory." Fox News. 5/11/15

"Even if Bill Clinton won't be on the campaign trail in 2015, he'll still be one of the world's most recognizable political figures and a magnet for media coverage wherever he goes." NBC News. 5/11/15

"What do young voters want in a presidential candidate this election? Trust, leadership, an evolving foreign policy stance, someone who reaffirms faith in the criminal justice system and more..." ABC News. 5/11/15

"A CBS News/New York Times poll released last week found that both her favorability ratings and the percent of people who see her as a strong leader have jumped in the month since questions about the Clinton Foundation began mounting." CBS News. 5/11/15

And so on, and so on. In general, the major media is primarily interested in the horse race, the strategy (real or imagined), scandal, he-said-she-said, etc.

I don't listen to the crap anymore. I can't. It's a waste of time. There are other, better ways to find out what's important to know about where the candidates stand on actual policy questions.