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Historians will wonder someday how a free press permitted the world's most important official to say such things without contradiction.
No, they won't. Because they'll know what we know -- that a large majority of the press is anything but free. It's been bought and paid for by large multimedia conglomorates, most of which are owned by moguls who sit politically far, far to the right, and dictate the content of their outlets' content with iron-fist-in-velvet-glove precision.
There's nothing free about most of the American Press.
~AmandaSo~
