In the Tank
Columbia Journalism Review, January 27, 2009
By Douglas McCollam
During the 2008 presidential race conservative commentators talked repeatedly about what a rotten campaign John McCain ran and what a great campaign Obama ran; but in the next breath they griped about how differently the press treated the candidates, without ever seeming to make the obvious connection between the two points.
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