They are already starting with the voter fraud in GDP

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19. I'm with you on the media; however, there are people

for whom facts always have been "optional" and the truth has always been whatever they want it to be. A big difference between past and now was largely that local society acted as something of a control on behavior, but now the internet allows various types to find each other in large numbers and reinforce each others' behavior.

Someone from the Boston Globe, I think one of the editors at the time of the church scandal investigation, was saying just yesterday something to the effect that with information age resources journalism can be better than ever, but that people just won't pay for it. Of all the problems, the biggest is that we who need it so badly and once mailed out checks every month for newspapers won't ante up a monthly auto payment.