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If you've followed the antics of our media for any time you know that their behavior is indistinguishable from that of any other herd animal

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  • If you've followed the antics of our media for any time you know that their behavior is indistinguishable from that of any other herd animal...lemmings, in particular, come to mind. From outlet to outlet, you find reporters picking up on precisely the same themes and even use the same examples and verbiage. Some of this happens organically. The political media went to the same schools, have the same politics, they hang out together, many of them are boinking one another, some of them are even in heterosexual marriages (NTTAWWT), they are always at the same events, and many of them live in the DC area. But there is no doubt that there is behind the scenes coordination of themes and words to use in describing events. Who can forget when Rush Limbaugh put together a montage of the media slavishly using the word "gravitas" to slam George Bush in 2000.

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