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Question of the Day: Journalistic Ethics

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| Thu Jul. 1, 2010 9:22 AM PDT

From Max Sawicky:

If it is forbidden for journalists to privately deride their subjects, why is it fine for them to publicly idolize them?

Well, um, because.....look! Halley's comet!

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