[Mr. Mulliner]

Obviously in the beginning it was politics that won them over. Remember, the news media hates Republicans and even Bush, Sr. who was no real conservative could not curry favor with the media. They saw Clinton as someone who could turn things around for their side, pretty much in the same was they talked about Kennedy and Camelot.

Once the scandals started coming up, not many broke ranks to report on them. There was so much agreement amongs the elite media that it would be good for the country to make Clinton look good and I'm sure those who still had a conscience were scared off of those stories.

Now that Clinton's out of power, I'm sure that a lot of the media personalities really are shaking their heads and wondering how they ever got themselves into a position of supporting the guy. My hope is that within a couple of years, the whole myth of "the most moral administration in history" will just come totally unraveled and the truth will once and for all be seen. It does seem to me that there are some small signs of that happening already.

[calypgin]

My hope is that within a couple of years, the whole myth of "the most moral administration in history" will just come totally unraveled and the truth will once and for all be seen. It does seem to me that there are some small signs of that happening already.

I hope you are right, Yank. Thanks for posting this!

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