By Andrew P. Napolitano
The president's men trash the Constitution to pursue antagonists
Independent voices from the TWT Communities
"Say what you will about George W. Bush. He never complained about the media coverage he received. But here is President Obama, riding high off victories in the general election … inexplicably talking about Fox News, Rush Limbaugh and lamenting how the poor state of discourse in political media today is affecting compromise in Washington," says Joe Concha, an analyst for Mediaite.
But to call out one network and not the other squarely places Mr. Obama's credibility on the issue into question," Mr. Concha says, later concluding, "If the president believes that serving up a one-sided analysis on the state of media will help break the gridlock he has greatly contributed to, well, he's simply been watching too much TV to truly be paying attention."
