Pressing Problems

It seems the Administration's relationship with a previously adoring national press corps has soured. While the complaints on the Main Stream Media's part are apparently real, they have remained for the most part private.

Here's a prediction that takes neither much imagination nor guts: Media mumbling will remain no more than mumbling. It will not make it in any meaningful or sustained way into print or onto the screen. Whatever their differences, this White House and the Main Stream Media share an overriding ideological bond that neither personal nor professional differences can ever be allowed to challenge seriously. The vow of this marriage, let no man put asunder, is that the country is fundamentally flawed and must be radically transformed. Ah, the ties that bind.