For the NYT, it’s proportional to “we broke this story and made shit happen and proved our independence by going after a Democrat.” For others it’s “we’ll look partisan if we bury it.” Proportionality as a newsroom virtue died when Trump won the first GOP nomination.

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It’s incredibly telling that the media bombards figures like Zohran and Abdul El-Sayed with questions about whether they hate Jews and yet I don’t think I’ve ever seen people like Haley Stevens, Hillary Scholten, or John Fetterman asked about whether they hate Muslims.

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NYT Byline rankings: 0. Credible Trump rape allegations 1. Supreme Court lawlessly destroys Voting Rights Act 5. Alan Dershowitz dinner party invitations 9. Alaska voters might need to rank TWO DAN SULLIVANS 12. Harvard president plagiarism 50. Hillary Clinton doesn't want to use two BlackBerries

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We are in a constitutional crisis in which the president is using the DOJ to target political opponents and disenfranchise voters and overturn the outcomes of elections. Meanwhile the legacy media treats this as clever strategy and both sides ignoring past norms.

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