Journalism – alive and flourishing at the Washington Post! Consider this article on sightings of Hillary and Bill "in the wild," or at least in the 44-acre nature preserve at Chappaqua.  And look at the reportorial credentials of the journalist who researched and wrote this hard-hitting yet sensitive piece: “Stephanie McCrummen is a national enterprise reporter for the Washington Post. Previously, she was the paper's East Africa bureau chief. She has also reported from Egypt, Iraq and Mexico, among other places.”  Oh, the WaPo can bring out the seasoned professionals when there’s a big, controversial story that Mr. and Ms. America need to know about. The opening sets the tone: “The other day, Carol Meyer and her friend Ellen went walking in the woods of Chappaqua. For all they knew, they might see a coyote or some rare mushrooms or Hillary Clinton.”  An interesting triad, that.  While only two are predators,...(Read Full Post)