Posted on 05/28/2013 7:44:44 AM PDT by smoothsailing
May 27, 2013
by STEPHEN K. BANNON, LARRY SOLOV, & ALEXANDER MARLOW
The Ailes letter, denouncing the Obama administrations trampling on the First Amendment, should be seen, of course, as a strong defense of Fox correspondent James Rosen. In addition, the Ailes letter--in truth, a manifesto--is a staunch vindication of Fox News and its speak-truth-to-power approach to journalism. Finally, the Ailes Manifesto should be seen as a clarion call for freedom--for freedom of the press, and also for the freedom of all Americans to think freely, liberated from the MSM thought-monopoly.
As Patrick Caddell has pointed out here at Breitbart News, the Obama Administration has never truly been worried about leaks, because the Administration itself has been the main source of leaks. And why the leaks? For political advantage, of course. That is, to make the Administration look good, especially in regard to the war on terror in the run-up to the 2012 election.
The Obamans wanted to maintain their exclusive franchise on leaks, rewarding friendly reporters, such as The New York Times David Sanger, with information on highly-classified programs, including the Stuxnet virus used against Iran....
(Excerpt) Read more at breitbart.com ...
So, does this mean there is yet a glimmer of hope for the fourth estate? Are we to believe there is a thread left in the Founders’ intended flag of truth, to inform the People, the rightful sovereigns of this dying We The People Constitutional Republic?
It means the answer is yes, the experiment lives on.
At least Fox News is standing up to the Obama White House.
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What’s up with that saudi prince who bought a chunk of FOX News?
I do not know.
But just barely, as if on life supports!
LMAO Yeah, right. Better than most, I agree, but still not quite.
Very good news.
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