I think that JournOlist never went away. The reporters involved were trying to change the world and thought that Obama would be so good for everybody that nobody would care that they helped Obama. Because of that they were sloppy and were caught. Then they went underground and grew bigger because more reporters and other groups wanted to be part of it and “on the team” JournOlist became bigger and more powerful.
Acorn was exposed and is a shell of its former self. But, Acorn only existed with other people’s money. Once their funding was cut, so did its operation. Proof that Acorn has faded is the lower Dem registration efforts.
JournOlist didn’t cost any money. It was exposed but not affected financially. JournOlist controls the message. JournOlist controls the presidential debates. JournOlist controls which pollsters get hired by democrats and which pollsters get on TV. JournOlist picks the winners and losers among pollsters. Pollsters no longer need to be close to be respected and make money, they just need to do what JournOlist wants them to do.
Many freepers have said that this election may expose the media and end their monopoly. It will take more than that. A Romney win will make them go harder left and they will fight Romney even harder than they fought Bush. If Romney succeeds and stands up to the media, unlike Bush, then the media will go nuts, lose power, and be replaced. Just like Dan Rather and that one journOlist guy that used to be on ESPN and then on MSNBC. I can never remember his name.
I think he wanders Central Park now eyeing little girls with bad intent.