Good a place as any for this thought:

Flipping through my fall issue on the Columbia Journalism Review, apiece by McCay Coppins titled "What if the right wing Media wins?" I found this:

"Nothing is grander, . . . more glorious, . . . more satisfying, . . . sweeter, . . . more validating, nothing is better for America than the death of the mainstream media's political power." - John Notle, The Daily Wire, Nov. 8, 2016.

The article goes on: "Limbaugh told his listeners they should stop consuming . . . the mainstream press altogether. "I'll let you know what they're up to," he assured them. Hannity urged his viewers to . . . target individual journalists and their bosses on social media. And Roosh Valizadeh has called for a coordinated campaign of bullying aimed at reporters. "Make them appear as uncool salarymen . . .Mock their appearance, mannerisms, and weaknesses."

Some folks here at CC seem to be able to retain THAT message.

Let's see how well it serves them in the coming weeks.