Tales of Media Bias, Part Whatever
Back in November, Ed Driscoll wrote, “When the MSM moans about the gallons of red ink it’s spilled since 2001, it needs to ask itself if it’s prepared to actually report the news, in a fashion that interests readers, or if it exists as a non-profit ideological support system.”
I’m going to go with “non-profit ideological support system” here and count my lucky stars that we had the bastion of investigative journalism known as The National Enquirer to save us from Attorney General John Edwards.
The MSM really is capable of keeping secrets when doing so suits their political or personal agendas. It’s kind of a shame that their agendas and ours don’t intersect.
Other Posts of Interest:
- Keeping the Priorities Straight at the New York Times
- Bristol, Bias, and Buying Beers
- You Know What’ll Save Newspapers? A Conversation with John Kerry.
Category: Oh, THAT liberal media.
