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One Of The Most Important Disciplines In Journalism Is To Challenge Your Working Premises.

Most Recently, The President's Reluctance To Offend Senator Rick Santorum - A Catholic Theocrat Who Believes That States Should Have The Power To Arrest Gay Lovers In Their Bedrooms, Or Even To Criminalize Couples Who Use Contraceptives - Was An Occasion To Wonder What, Exactly, Mr. Bush Was Born-again Into.

Everything Is Accessible To Everyone All The Time, And I Think There Are Wondrous Things To Treasure With What The Internet Has Made Available To Journalists. But I Think It's Also Had Some Effects That Are Less Pleasant. It Has Chipped Away At A Sense Of Privacy And Secrecy.

Liberation Movements - Prizing Ends Over Means - Are Not Always Particular About Their Friends Or Scrupulous About Their Transactions.

The Curse Of A Journalist Is That He Always Has More Questions Than Answers.