Remember...

When the press said they didn't do enough reporting in the lead up to the war?  I wonder what they will say when we elect this man who has no character references, a very secretive and convoluted history dating all the way back to his birth, and has his former employers lock up his files from reporting eyes and says "it's a distraction" any time anyone says anything about his associations, his broadbased beliefs, and his past.

I'm not the only one that sees the media not just glossing over facts, but out and out attacking anyone that dares to go against their nominee most beloved.

If the current polls are correct, we are about to elect as president of the United States a man who is essentially a cipher, who has left almost no paper trail, seems to have few friends (that at least will talk) and has entire years missing out of his biography.

That isn't Sen. Obama's fault: His job is to put his best face forward. No, it is the traditional media's fault, for it alone (unlike the alternative media) has had the resources to cover this story properly, and has systematically refused to do so.

Why, for example to quote the lawyer for Republican presidential nominee Sen. John McCain, R-Ariz., haven't we seen an interview with Sen. Obama's grad school drug dealer -- when we know all about Mrs. McCain's addiction? Are Bill Ayers and Tony Rezko that hard to interview? All those phony voter registrations that hard to scrutinize? And why are Sen. Biden's endless gaffes almost always covered up, or rationalized, by the traditional media?

Of these things, most obviously I'm confused why we knew all about Bush's cocaine use, his alcohol use, and his bad grades ... but we haven't even talked about any of the above as regards Obama.
 
Here's why he thinks they are doing it:

And then the opportunity presents itself -- an attractive young candidate whose politics likely matches yours, but more important, he offers the prospect of a transformed Washington with the power to fix everything that has gone wrong in your career.


With luck, this monolithic, single-party government will crush the alternative media via a revived fairness doctrine, re-invigorate unions by getting rid of secret votes, and just maybe be beholden to people like you in the traditional media for getting it there.

Maybe.  But the people watching are letting them get away with it.  Read the whole thing.