[WilliamofCarmichael]

re: Have other conservative websites, esp. those concerned with the Left and the Media, been experiencing similar troubles?

If you get a chance take a look at my replies 70 and 75.

I do remember the 50s and 60s (as well as much of the 40s).

I was well aware of the bias of the MSM employees.

You probably know all about Sunstein mentioned in the aforesaid posts. Here is something that I have oft-posted.. it's from the time when he published "Republic.com".

Here's how President Obama's head of the Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs and author of "Repulblic.com," Cass Sunstein, describes FreeRepublic.com as "group polarization," where people segregate themselves so effectively online with other like-minded thinkers that they create an echo chamber where the group's worst and most malevolent opinions get reinforced and strengthened. "We might want to consider," Sunstein startlingly told the Times recently, "the possibility of ways of requiring or encouraging sites to link to opposing viewpoints."

He recently left the Administration to become an employee of Harvard. I thought of him when I read that a group at Harvard was involved in the groups posting warnings on web sites.

[MadMax, the Grinning Reaper]

Cass Sunstein is a Marxist or fascist thinker, or both. We can sum up his mentality as that of a “totalitarian” in academia.

Free speech means nothing to the Left, per his statement. However, he would have made a great Nazi or Commissar. No wonder Obama likes him and his pathetic wife Samantha Powers.

They are his kind of people.