Of all the terms used to describe the legacy media, perhaps none more accurately summarizes the function and methods of modern journalism than the term coined by the late Rush Limbaugh: “drive-by media.”
“They kill the reputations of people, or try to,” explained Limbaugh, who knew their tactics from personal experience. “And then they get in the convertible, they head on down the highway, and they find the next group of people to do the same thing to — while there are those of us who have to go in and clean up the mess.”
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