When I grew up, my parents imbued me with a sense of right and wrong. When something was wrong, it was wrong. It didn’t become right because someone else did it. They’d say “If someone else jumps off a bridge would you jump?”
I would not, but Barack Obama would.
My parents said that two wrongs do not make a right. In Obamaworld they do.
Politico is a bit upset about the recent investigative journalist piece done by The Daily Caller on Media Matters.
In that piece they spoke to many former staffers at Media Matters, and what did they find?
Yet those same interviews, as well as a detailed organizational planning memo obtained by The Daily Caller, also suggest that Media Matters has to a great extent achieved its central goal of influencing the national media.
Clint Eastwood: “It’s halftime in America.”
President Barack Obama: “I deserve a second term.”
