iroon.com: Quotes: It’s not exactly breaking news that most journalists lean left. Media, bias grew out of the 1960s social revolution. Fueled by civil rights and anti-Vietnam War movements, media jumped on the anti-authority bandwagon. After Watergate, “All the President’s Men” motivated journalists to be the next Woodward and Bernstein, find a Deep Throat, and bring down a president especially a Republican president. That’s because liberalism is baked into the journalism cake.

It’s not exactly breaking news that most journalists lean left. Media, bias grew out of the 1960s social revolution. Fueled by civil rights and anti-Vietnam War movements, media jumped on the anti-authority bandwagon. After Watergate, “All the President’s Men” motivated journalists to be the next Woodward and Bernstein, find a Deep Throat, and bring down a president especially a Republican president. That’s because liberalism is baked into the journalism cake.

Why the media has broken down in the age of Trump ( NY Post)

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