our present regime has placed us firmly on the wrong side of the looking glass. What are historians going to say about the biggest culprit to lift its head from the ooze? Their analysis of the press will demonstrate the ridiculous notion that tight-fisted, information monopolies were as bad as Thomas Jefferson had believed. The Washington Post editorial page remains one of the biggest disappointments of the war.
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