The media who cried ‘despotism’

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Once upon a large media class lived in a great republic. It contained reporters, pundits, and opinion formers, who had once been respected. While the populace was busy raising families and doing their jobs, they sent the media class out to watch over a swamp that, since the republic’s founding, had been regarded as a possible source of tyranny. Their mission was to chatter loudly and warn the populace at the approach of despotism.

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