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The end of journalism - -

By Victor Davis Hanson



The End of Journalism
Sometime in 2008, journalism as we knew it died, and advocacy media took its place.

By Victor Davis Hanson

There have always been media biases and prejudices. Everyone knew that Walter Cronkite, from his gilded throne at CBS news, helped to alter the course of the Vietnam War, when, in the post-Tet depression, he prematurely declared the war unwinnible. Dan Rather’s career imploded when he knowingly promulgated a forged document that impugned the service record of George W. Bush. We’ve known for a long time — from various polling, and records of political donations of journalists themselves, as well as surveys of public perceptions — that the vast majority of journalists identify themselves as Democratic, and liberal in particular.

Yet we have never quite seen anything like the current media infatuation with Barack Obama, and its collective desire not to raise key issues of concern to the American people. Here were four areas of national interest that were largely ignored.






  

Lopez: Blame Palin at Your Own Risk

Sowell: Ego and Mouth

Morse: 8 Is Not Hate

Kurtz: Senator Stealth

Kengor: The Silencing of Bill Ayers and Jeremiah Wright

Lopez: Getting Saintly

Whittle: Asteroid!

McCain: My First Time Out

Kudlow:


    
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