We’d Hold You In Higher Esteem If You Only Did What We Asked

Just in time for today’s big meeting, the Times finds the space to consider the weird racial battle underway in Congressional District 11, snagging this howler:

Karim Camara, a Brooklyn minister who succeeded Mr. Norman in the State Assembly, said that Mr. Yassky, rather than running himself, would have “earned a place of higher esteem if he had agreed to be supportive of a black candidate.”