New Yorker Editor Provides Cover for Obama's Hollowing of Democratic Party

Newsbusters reports:

Even on his way out the door, they can't get off their bended knee.

The last eight years have provided countless examples of media fawning over President Obama -- make that last dozen years, since his coming-out party at the Democrats' national convention in Boston.

Ingrained habits are hard to break, especially among the besotted, and Obama leaves office secure in the knowledge that his most devoted followers -- the denizens of the media corridor extending from Boston to DC -- remain in his thrall.

One of the foremost practitioners of Obama hagiography is New Yorker editor David Remnick, who spent several days with Obama before and after the election for a lengthy piece published in the Nov. 28 issue of the magazine. Remnick spoke with MSNBC's Rachel Maddow on her show Monday night

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