Whoops. Fast forward a few months and it’s clear they orchestrated their propaganda campaign a bit too well. I just spoke with a liberal Member of Congress and an investment banker about the role the media is playing (and denying) in driving down our economy. Both said that the non-stop negative news is having a direct, lasting, and detrimental effect on the economy and that it has to stop.

Why would these liberal reporters and editors continue to tear down the American economy when they successfully helped to elect Barack Obama? My liberal editor friend says they still can’t help themselves. Rather than lay any blame on Democrat leaders in the House and Senate -- following the “no blame for Democrats” example set by President Obama -- these far-left editors prefer to vilify the “evil” banks and “wealthy” corporate leaders. As they daily or even hourly attack these “evil institutions” and leaders, is anyone surprised at the effect these irresponsible rants have on the bottom-line of these banks, companies, the market, and our very confidence in the system?

These newspapers are going out of business because they believe in manufactured and biased “news” but not honesty. If they did believe in honesty, they would admit that not only does the leadership at their paper have to be liberal, but also the movie reviewers, the fashion reporters, the sports reporters, and those who report on “Global Warming.” In a nation and world where Pulitzer and Nobel Prize committees are controlled by the far-left, where the vast majority of college professors are liberal, where the entertainment industry is far-left, and where “Historians,” have long since stopped hiding their far-left beliefs, is any of this a shock? Is it any wonder that readers and the majority of the American people have tired of the countless liberal indoctrination sheets masquerading as newspapers? The breaking point has been reached.

While my liberal editor friend says the Internet and the economic meltdown are greatly accelerating the demise of these papers, he still believes it started with the biased and unethical behavior of far-left editors, reporters, and columnists. Unprincipled behavior that caused conservatives and centrists by the millions to cancel their newspaper and magazine subscriptions over the course of the last two decades.

Why do I think “Historians” will never see it that way?