I Think Most Newspapermen By Definition Have

When You're Bringing In A Fairly Unknown Candidate Challenging A Sitting President, The Population Needs A Lot More Information Than Reduced Coverage Provides.

It Seems To Rise Again When The Crisis Times Come, And This Is A Time Of Most Severe Crisis, As We All Know, Not Just For The History Of The United States And The Survival Indeed Of Our Democracy, But For The Future Peace Of The World. And Never Before Probably Has The Need For Interfaith Commitment Been Nearly As Great As It Is At This Very Moment.

Not Only Do We Have A Right To Know, We Have A Duty To Know What Our Government Is Doing In Our Name. If There's A Criticism To Be Made Today, It's That The Press Isn't Doing Enough To Put The Pressure On The Government To Provide Information.

I Am Dumbfounded That There Hasn't Been A Crackdown With The Libel And Slander Laws On Some Of These Would-be Writers And Reporters On The Internet.

Our Job Is Only To Hold Up The Mirror - To Tell And Show The Public What Has Happened.