On Living In a Country Where Independent Journalists with Little More than a Smart-Phone In Their Hands and a Thousand Twitter Followers Are Somehow Able to Deliver More Accurate and Less Partisan News to Their Readers and/or Viewers than These Heavily Conflicted Multi-Billion Dollar Corporate Enterprises Whose Reporters Are a Lot More Like Deep-State Stenographers than Professional News People

 Not that journalists were ever perfect, mind you, but we did have some solid ones (Tim Russert, Mike Wallace, and Frank Reynolds rapidly come to mind), and even the more pedestrian ones at least tried to be accurate and fair in their presentations. Today, well, you have eyes. Judge for yourself.