Nobody ever accused television hacks of having independent minds, which would be a deadly liability in that business as in most others. Everyone in the business seems to be infected, and there's no cure in sight. Surfing from network to network, howl show to howl show, it has been impossible to escape the drone. The First 100 Days logo is everywhere.
Identical stories are everywhere.
Identical takes on those stories by identical guests and commentators are everywhere. Worse yet, the basic take is that there is no story to report in the first place. The public may have expected journalism. What it got was 100 Days of Platitudes. The basic problem is that the poor saps forced to tap dance between commercials have very little to say, and all day and all night to say it.