If you’ve been following the Mitt Romney video controversy, you may have already noticed what John Fund pointed out recently at National Review Online:
"One thing missing from all of the coverage…was a discussion of journalistic ethics. The tape was played over and over with no caveats, hand-wringing, or speculation that it might have been doctored.
...Mother Jones, the left-wing publication that first reported on the tape, waited an entire day before posting the full video so [Romney’s] comments could be viewed in context."
...Mother Jones, the left-wing publication that first reported on the tape, waited an entire day before posting the full video so [Romney’s] comments could be viewed in context."
What a difference from the reaction to the undercover work of Project Veritas over the last three years!
Rather than hailing us as heroes for exposing corruption at ACORN, or the massive potential for voter fraud across the country, the media instead go out of their way to label us racists and call for us to be prosecuted.
But that hypocrisy and double standard is what I’ve come to expect from so-called “objective journalists” in America today.
