Kill The Bill

John Cornyn is right; Chuckles Schumer’s proposed “Media Shield” law creates two medias – a government-sanctioned media (which will, by necessity, have to dever to government to retain its favored status), and the rest of us:

“This is a bad idea and one whose time has not come,” Sen. John Cornyn (R-TX), the Senate minority whip, told Breitbart News in an exclusive interview. “Believe me, we will not be rolled over.”…Schumer’s proposal would exempt a “covered journalist” from subpoenas and other legal requirements to expose their confidential sources in leak investigations and other areas. Other lawmakers have proposed similar ideas in the past, but the effort gained new momentum after a series of revelations about controversial tactics the Justice Department was using to target journalists.

I’m not the only one who notes the irony – liberals like the media and Diane Feinstein are fine with the rabble being spied on – but they value their privacy.

(If we had a media that was a genuine antagonist and check on government, it’s still be a stupid but forgiveable bill.  But we don’t, and we haven’t in decades). 

This bill needs to die and be buried in a forgotten unmarked grave.

2 thoughts on “Kill The Bill

  1. (If we had a media that was a genuine antagonist and check on government, it’s still be a stupid but forgiveable bill. But we don’t, and we haven’t in decades).

    Apparently you don’t remember how W was treated by the media.

    The media is a genuine antagonist and check on government, but only when Democrats aren’t in control. I love to envision the rage and volume that would be going on now had the IRS targeted liberal anti-war groups under W.

  2. This bill needs to die and be buried in a forgotten unmarked grave.

    I absolutely disagree. It should be burned at the stake and its demise should be heralded from the highest tower. Its, and its creator’s abject anti-Americanism should be plastered all over.

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