Once the gold standard of broadcast journalism, “60 Minutes” has in recent years aired reports with a left-wing bias like that of MSNBC.

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Traditional journalism went out the window with Obama in 2008. Chasing down fact patterns was out, White House narratives were in.

There was a time, not long ago, that CBS’ “60 Minutes” was widely regarded as the gold standard of broadcast journalism. Regrettably, not so much anymore.

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Covering the paralyzation or drastic reduction of entire government departments requires a different approach.