Don't sweat the result, whatever it is. It's a long discourse on why journalists shouldn't be pundits, or rub shoulders with newsmakers. It's Journalism 101, but it's amazing how many people who call themselves journalists forget we work for readers, not for sources, and that even the free shrimp at a press conference comes with a price tag attached. If a court buys that nonsense, it'll be resisted and we'll know who the real patriots are. It's sent free to a qualified e-mail list.
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