Pity the press in North Carolina: They fail to investigate widespread corruption and they let politicians stall their way out of accountability.
Elections and effective self-government are not synonymous. It might seem an odd time to say this, with elections in just two weeks, but the point is that other checks exist on politicians besides periodic balloting.
Rather than hindering the U.S. war effort, the media should investigate terrorists' infiltration of our homeland.
Rather than hindering the U.S. war effort, the media should investigate terrorists' infiltration of our homeland.
Members of the elite White House press corps this week have acted more like animals that have been kept in captivity for so long that they can’t find news unless it is forced down their open gullets at a daily press briefing.
There’s a phenomenon we’ve witnessed countless times since about 1994, when the Republican ascendancy could no longer be denied by Democrats and their allies in the mainstream media.
Carolina Journal?s Paul Chesser reports that national media, including MSNBC, Fox News, ABC's "Good Morning America," CNN, and ?NBC Nightly News with Tom Brokaw? have tackled the controversy over how states, particularly North Carolina, have misused money won in the 1998 tobacco lawsuit.
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