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Interesting that you mentioned the plagiarism attributed to Dr King. I went to my copy of “Hoodwinked” by Jack Cashill which is also on-line. It appears that one has to be careful about using this work without permission, perhaps I have it wrong though.

I went to Wikipedia and then found a repeat of Dr King's usage. It was a Dr Jack Boozer, who had published lengthy dissertations previously. Unfortunately for Dr King there wasn't a prayer of an excuse. Certain other liberal favourites had managed to offset charges of plagiarism, by saying proof readers had forgotten the sourcing etc.

As far as the liberal press and media are concerned, they are locked into an Orwellian world of their own creation. Each know it all pundit or columnist is absolutely terrified of falling foul of a general consensus. How they do seize on any conservative for any transgression THEY perceive is committed!

Please excuse the ramble.