Most Corrupt Press Evah?

This from Real Clear Politics:

Mitt Romney is facing perhaps the most corrupt and tendentious
coverage in presidential history, as members of the fourth estate eschew
any semblance of integrity in their attempt to skew interpretations in
favor of their pinup, Mr. Obama.

The examples would fill volumes. Consider Mr. Romney’s July trip to
Britain, Israel and Poland. Roundly written off as a gaffe-fest by the
media (Jon Stewart showed a graphic with Romney’s face on a magazine
called “National Geogaffic.”), Romney actually gave an excellent and
well-received speech in Israel where he was embraced literally and
figuratively by the prime minister and other leaders.

Romney was basically endorsed by Lech Walesa, an icon of the struggle
against communism, winner of the Nobel Peace Prize and former president
of Poland. But the press devoted 95 percent of the coverage to a Romney
press aide chastising the media for failing to show respect at the Tomb
of the Unknown Soldier. The treatment of the media is clearly more
newsworthy than bilateral relations with a key European ally.

Romney certainly didn’t make the kind of cringe-inducing mistake that
President Obama made, not off the cuff, but in a prepared statement at
the White House. In May, Obama referred to “Polish death camps” when he
meant Nazi death camps, on Polish soil. Though the mistake brought a
blistering rebuke from Poland’s prime minister, who condemned Obama’s
“ignorance, lack of knowledge” and “bad intentions,” the gaffe received
only cursory coverage.