Rush Limbaugh is tired of a term he used for several years: the Drive-By Media.  He wonders what our feckless, reckless media should be called now. The question is not easy.  The media have become bizarrely the opposite of what they were.  What label would capture the curious absence of truth, vitality, and intellectual excitement?  The goal now is to control news, not to find news.  Today's journalists have much in common with meter maids and elderly bureaucrats.  Fatigue and desuetude hang in the air. The Moribund Media — that's perfectly accurate but perhaps not enough. Where can we look for inspiration?  How about an immense cemetery with tombstones row on row as at Flanders Fields?  We are the Dead. Short days ago  We lived, felt dawn, saw sunset glow, Loved and were loved, and now we lie In Flanders fields. Or perhaps we should contemplate a deserted city, with...(Read Full Article)