Gregory and 'MTP' Guests Defend Blago: It's 'How the World Works'
By Noel Sheppard
December 14, 2008 - 13:32 ET
The media defense of disgraced Illinois Governor Rod Blagojevich and corruption in politics continued Sunday morning as new "Meet the Press" host David Gregory, along with his guests, actually defended Blago's actions as "pay to play" business as usual that's just "part of the system" and "how the world works."
Such seems an astounding about face from the press's disgust and incessant focus on the so-called "Republican culture of corruption" that surrounded the reporting of former Republican Majority Leader Tom DeLay's travails in 2006, as well as the attention given to Jack Abramoff the same year in order to assist the Democrat takeover of both chambers of Congress that November.
Amazingly, two years later, the corruption in Illinois involving not only a Democrat governor, but also having some links to folks connected to the newly-elected Democrat president-elect, are just "part of the system" and "how the world works"
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The point to take home from this is that this is yet another example of how the media is no longer concerned with the truth per se as they are with defending their party, the democrats. Control of the media by or for one political party is the first phase of fascism and should be of the greater concern here than some sleazeball politician with a motorycle helmet dome pawning off power.
Its the media stupid.
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