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Kirsten Powers, a Fox News liberal who also writes for the Daily Beast (5/21/13), is onto us: Now, the Democratic advocacy group Media Matters--which is always mysteriously in sync with the administration despite ostensibly operating independently--has launched a smear campaign against ABC News reporter Jonathan Karl for his reporting on Benghazi.... In what is surely just a huge coincidence, the liberal media monitoring organization Fairness and Accuracy in the Media [sic] (FAIR) is also on a quest to delegitimize Karl. It dug through his past and discovered that in college he allegedly--horrors!--associated with conservatives. Yes, how can it be anything [...]

If you really believed, as many Americans claimed to after the September 11 attacks, that "they hate us for our freedom" (Extra! Update, 10/01), then it makes a certain kind of sense to protect against future attacks--by reducing our freedom. That would seem to be the only kind of logic that could justify the erosion of freedom of the press manifested by the Obama Justice Department's concerted efforts to prosecute whistleblowers. The first steps toward the criminalization of being a source for investigative journalism were taken by George W. Bush's administration, when those who revealed how the "War on Terror" [...]

If you really believed, as many Americans claimed to after the September 11 attacks, that "they hate us for our freedom" (Extra! Update, 10/01), then it makes a certain kind of sense to protect against future attacks--by reducing our freedom. That would seem to be the only kind of logic that could justify the erosion of freedom of the press manifested by the Obama Justice Department's concerted efforts to prosecute whistleblowers. The first steps toward the criminalization of being a source for investigative journalism were taken by George W. Bush's administration, when those who revealed how the "War on Terror" [...]

If you really believed, as many Americans claimed to after the September 11 attacks, that "they hate us for our freedom" (Extra! Update, 10/01), then it makes a certain kind of sense to protect against future attacks--by reducing our freedom. That would seem to be the only kind of logic that could justify the erosion of freedom of the press manifested by the Obama Justice Department's concerted efforts to prosecute whistleblowers. The first steps toward the criminalization of being a source for investigative journalism were taken by George W. Bush's administration, when those who revealed how the "War on Terror" [...]