If you think of the media as Democrat operatives with press credentials this all makes sense.

Democrat staff member arrested for bank fraud while fleeing the country, but the news coverage is cursory and the connection to former DNC head Debbie Wasserman-Schultz, who this guy worked for until last Tuesday, is deeply buried in the story.

Fake News.

CNN has aired 16,000 stories on Trump's alleged connection with Russia.

CNN producer admits that the story is "bullshit."



Think of them as Democrat operatives with press credentials.

It hasn't been a good week for CNN:

CNN fires three staffers for fake news stories about Trump.

Democrat Operatives with Press Credentials.

Comparison of the coverage of the Giffords shooting to the Republican congressmen shootings.

Funny....

Given the way that the media exists to play political spin-doctors for one side of the political spectrum, I assumed they were the darkness.

//USA Today columnist Michael Wolff came out and said what every liberal journalist probably thinks of the Donald Trump administration and said it to Kellyanne Conway’s face: “You’re the darkness.”

At Wednesday’s Newseum “Press and the President” forum, Wolff recited the Washington Post’s new slogan to Trump’s White House counselor and admitted what the Post was really driving at: “I’m gonna tell you, when they say ‘Democracy Dies in Darkness,’ you’re the darkness.”

For her part, Conway handled the charge with aplomb as she replied “I’m not the darkness” and mentioned how she’s “getting used to the [SNL] skit” about her. She went on to offer advice she’s given to children: “Just because somebody says something, doesn’t make it true.”

After the audience, probably full of liberals, laughed at Wolff’s shot at Conway, he attempted to walk it back. NBCNews.com had the video: //

Just assume that the media are actually Democrat operatives and modern journalism makes sense...

...quite literally.

//This is exactly how Ben Rhodes' infamous "echo chamber" worked as described by David Samuels in the The New York Times Magazine:

Rhodes has become adept at ventriloquizing many people at once. Ned Price, Rhodes’s assistant, gave me a primer on how it’s done. The easiest way for the White House to shape the news, he explained, is from the briefing podiums…. ‘But then there are sort of these force multipliers,’ he said, adding, ‘We have our compadres, I will reach out to a couple people, and you know I wouldn’t want to name them—‘
‘I can name them,’ I said, ticking off a few names of prominent Washington reporters and columnists who often tweet in sync with White House messaging.

The echo chamber was Team Obama's insidious way of keeping politicians in line.

It didn’t take much imagination for members of Congress to imagine their names being inserted in the Iran deal echo chamber’s boilerplate—that they were beholden to “donors” and “foreign lobbies.” What would happen if the White House leaked your phone call with the Israeli ambassador to a friendly reporter, and you were then profiled as betraying the interests of your constituents and the security of your nation to a foreign power? What if the fact of your phone call appeared under the byline of a famous columnist friendly to the Obama administration, say, in a major national publication?//

Hitler "coordinated" the media as the first step of his take-over.

The American media has self-coordinate.