The White House offensive against Fox News has really cowed the right-wing network ...
On the contrary, Fox loves it and stands to gain public support.
For top White House officials like David Axelrod and Rahm Emanuel to try to enlist other news organizations in their anti-Fox campaign just underscores the conservative contention that the Obama administration aims to manipulate the media.
It's also a strategy likely to backfire, as this piece by Baltimore Sun TV critic David Zurawick demonstrates.
With all the challenges the White House faces, from unemployment to Osama bin Laden, is Fox News really Public Enemy No. 1?
I don't watch Fox News and can't offer an opinion about the quality of its programming. But I'm sure not impressed when government uses its bully pulpit in an obvious attempt to influence any news organization's approach to journalism.
I don't think the Obama administration has been given a very tough time at all by the media as a whole. I guess the White House still isn't satisfied and would like to stifle critical coverage.
Here's a news flash: It ain't going to happen.
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