You know. Instead of hair-pulled-out angry that the established, elitist media is more interested in making money than that old-fashioned virtue, reporting the news. Seeing a great, solid guy out there actually makes me all the more aware of the discrepancy between him and the leftist illuminati who take themselves so seriously (hopefully, a little less, after Ben Affleck’s great Olbermann rendition on SNL).

More than wishing I could see “fair and balanced” reporting, I wish I could see quality. Real quality.

It’s something I’m not sure I’ve ever had in my generation, and sometimes I think I never will see a big three network, or the cable mainstays, have quality reporting.

That saddens me.

Barack Obama is a politician, politicians contradict themselves all the time. They are changeable beasts, masters of the protean ever ready to alter their ways, adapt to new situations, and blithely deny they ever espoused any course other than what they now promote. When it comes to hypocrisy politicians are consummate professionals.

We let them get away with it, in part because we see no way to stop them, but mostly we don’t care. As long as the Sun shines, gas is $2.00 or less a gallon, and the local NFL game sells out in time we’re good. Our apathy bulwarked by constant reinforcement from culture, government, and early education. Activism takes resources, and there’s bling we don’t own yet.

The situation will change when the UAW starts rioting in Detroit over the shut down of Ford, Chevy and Chrysler.

Is somebody smoking an illegal substance? Barack Obama is a self hating American. Our country is undeserving of victory over its enemies. We supposedly crapped on these people and that explains their anger toward us. In the long run, we should be very wary of Obama’s existentially committed instincts. Have we already forgotten Bill Ayers and Rev. Jeremiah Wright?

Think about it: if only eight months ago Iraq was a “failed” Neocon project, and if now, less than a year later, Iraq is a success, then there is simply no way to report the success without ceding all of your reportorial integrity.

No, it’s better to just keep quiet about it, and, look, there’s a pretty butterfly!

The media and politicians that fell into this integrity trap should be laughed out of town. Keep the pressure on them, Roger.

Think about it: if only eight months ago Iraq was a “failed” Neocon project, and if now, less than year later, Iraq is a success, then there is simply no way to report the success without ceding all of your reportorial integrity.

No, it’s better to just keep quiet about it, and, look, there’s a pretty butterfly!

The media and politicians that fell into this integrity trap should be laughed out of town. Keep the pressure on them, Roger.