Thursday, January 26, 2017

The “MARCH FOR LIFE” Litmus Test


By Town Hall, Jan. 25, 2017 
NEWS ON THE MARCH: While we’re only a few weeks into 2017, it may nevertheless be the understatement of the year that the Mainstream Media are living—as an old Chinese curse suggested---“in interesting times.”

It is undeniable that CNN, The Associated Press, The New York Times and others blew their credibility to bits in the 2016 election: first by ignoring Donald Trump, then exploiting him for TV ratings and online clickbait and—eventually—blatantly ridiculing any chances he had of winning the Presidency. Their irresponsible hammering of Trump in the final weeks of the campaign—coupled with simultaneously propping-up the moribund Hillary Clinton and “using all your skills, all your talents” (as Vito Corleone implored Bonasera the undertaker in The Godfather) shouting hysterically 24/7 about polls showing Secretary Clinton was headed for an inevitable November 8th landslide—tore back the façade of professionalism and journalistic ethics for everyone to see. And that toothpaste can’t easily be put back in the tube.

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