Not exactly an unbiased source. But Buchanan sure makes a lot of sense in this.
There were three “estates before the French Revolution – the clergy, the nobility, and the commons. And then came along the fourth – the press.
Today the press decides what words are permissible and what thoughts are acceptable. The press conducts the inquisitions where heretics are blacklisted and excommunicated from the company of decent men, while others are forgiven if they recant their heresies.
And it does so unfettered due to our constitution's First Amendment. A tyranny of anonymous gnomes who prepare the words for the public figures we see – and seem to love.
And they hate The Donald because he refuses to play by their rules. He appeals directly to the commons, thus destroying their place as they see it.
Read more at Why liberal media hate Trump
There were three “estates before the French Revolution – the clergy, the nobility, and the commons. And then came along the fourth – the press.
Today the press decides what words are permissible and what thoughts are acceptable. The press conducts the inquisitions where heretics are blacklisted and excommunicated from the company of decent men, while others are forgiven if they recant their heresies.
And it does so unfettered due to our constitution's First Amendment. A tyranny of anonymous gnomes who prepare the words for the public figures we see – and seem to love.
And they hate The Donald because he refuses to play by their rules. He appeals directly to the commons, thus destroying their place as they see it.
Read more at Why liberal media hate Trump
