Why we call them Freedom-Haters - today's edition

An increasing number of members of the journalistic community is no longer willing to be the compliant propaganda arm for the Most Equal Comrade's regime.

Susan Page let loose Saturday night with this assessment, for instance:

USA Today Washington Bureau Chief Susan Page has added a sharper edge to this set of knives. Speaking Saturday at a White House Correspondents’ Association (WHCA) seminar, Page called the current White House not only “more restrictive” but also “more dangerous” to the press than any other in history, a clear reference to the Obama administration’s leak investigations and its naming of Fox News’s James Rosen as a possible “co-conspirator” in a violation of the Espionage Act.

She's not alone:

. . . former New York Times executive editor Jill Abramson, . . . said, “It is the most secretive White House that I have ever been involved in covering”; New York Times reporter James Risen, who said, “I think Obama hates the press”; and CBS News’s Bob Schieffer, who said, “This administration exercises more control than George W. Bush’s did, and his before that.” 

But the very biggest story in this regard is Sheryl Attkisson's realization that the regime had hacked her computer and installed malware on it:

In her new memoir, Sharyl Attkisson says a source who arranged to have her laptop checked for spyware in 2013 was “shocked” and “flabbergasted” at what the analysis revealed.

“This is outrageous. Worse than anything Nixon ever did. I wouldn’t have believed something like this could happen in the United States of America,” Attkisson quotes the source saying.

She speculates that the motive was to lay the groundwork for possible charges against her or her sources.

Attkisson says the source, who’s “connected to government three-letter agencies,” told her the computer was hacked into by “a sophisticated entity that used commercial, nonattributable spyware that’s proprietary to a government agency: either the CIA, FBI, the Defense Intelligence Agency or the National Security Agency.”

The breach was accomplished through an “otherwise innocuous e-mail” that Attkisson says she got in February 2012, then twice “redone” and “refreshed” through a satellite hookup and a Wi-Fi connection at a Ritz-Carlton hotel.

The spyware included programs that Attkisson says monitored her every keystroke and gave the snoops access to all her e-mails and the passwords to her financial accounts.

“The intruders discovered my Skype account handle, stole the password, activated the audio, and made heavy use of it, presumably as a listening tool,” she wrote in “Stonewalled: My Fight for Truth Against the Forces of Obstruction, Intimidation, and Harassment in Obama’s Washington.”

This is Cuba-level stuff.

While it is very late in the day, it is gratifying to see America, particularly the up-until-now-water-carrying media sector, wake up to what it has swallowed and imposed on the nation.

We now see that these goose-stepping jackboots dressed up as wonks and champions of the beleaguered will attempt complete totalitarian rule if we don't stop them cold.

There is still a little time to go about it peacefully and Constitutionally.  Vote a week from today, and vote Republican.  If you don't you're the enemy.