Things we shouldn't be hearing

The Penn/Colombia story first broke in the WSJ a week ago, and it's still generating problems.

"I have nothing but contempt for Mr. Penn," said (Paul) Begala at a New York City breakfast sponsored by the non-profit group Public Agenda. "And for those of us who wanted to see him out from the beginning, it became almost a Rumsfeldian thing. And he is not even fired. He has been demoted. How could this be?"

And, Bill Clinton (after his mistakes yesterday,) tells about his conversation with Hillary Clinton regarding the Bosnia trip.

“Hillary called me and said ‘I misstated it, you misstated it.’" President Clinton said. “She’s right, I wasn’t there, I don’t remember the facts either.”

He said ultimately his wife told him, “you weren’t there, let me handle it,” to which Clinton says he replied, “yes, ma’am.”

They're ten days from the do-or-die Pennsylvania primary that could mark the end of her years long campaign effort, and we're getting all this internal chaff out in public?