Is the National Journal the newsest cheerleader for Hillary for President?

Here’s the lede on an article up on their partner site, MSNBC.com:

WASHINGTON – New York Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton’s (D) team proved once again this week that it intends to lead the charge in revolutionizing the way campaigns use the media. With another less-than-conventional undertaking, she’s skirting the once-traditional route of blanketing the airwaves to ensure that every voter with a radio or TV set gets her message. This week’s method? Mailing a DVD to Iowa voters that details her plans to end the war in Iraq.

Yes, leading the charge. Except that it was John Edwards, who back in March, sent out the first DVD to Iowa Democrats. An excerpt from the campaign email announcing the mailing:

You don’t need me to tell you that winning the Iowa caucuses is the first step to winning the presidency.Iowans—like all Americans—are seriously concerned about health care. And John is the only candidate in the race with a detailed plan to guarantee true universal health care while cutting everyone’s costs.
But you know the media; candidate food fights get way more attention than policy proposals. So we’ve got an ambitious plan to go straight to Iowa voters—but we need your help to pull it off.
We’ve made a powerful new video of John discussing his plan for universal health care. And this week, we’re mailing the Health Care DVD to every single one of the 70,000 families that participate in the Iowa caucus.
Can you chip in to help cover the costs? $50 dollars will cover the cost of producing and shipping the DVD to 15 Iowa households. $100 dollars will get our health care video to 30 crucial households. Will you help leave no caucus-goer behind?