By Marc Giller
Then there’s the pride of being defenders of the Constitution–well, at least the parts of the Constitution that don’t stand in the way of the progressive agenda–coupled with the tremendous influence that arises from being able to shape the narrative that everyone sees. Put all those things together, and what you get is one very intoxicating cocktail. One can easily see how the DC press corps imagines itself as running the country rather than reporting on it.
