By this time you should know that the media bias for Barack Obama begs a lack of reason. After all no intelligent person working in the media who calls themselves a “reporter” could possibly keep a straight face and call Obama qualified for President. No real reporter can possibly excuse the fact that 90 percent of the reportable stories about Obama were in fact ignored and not reported.

Journalist Michael S. Malone of Silicon Insider says he’s ashamed to be called a journalist in light of the media’s collective butt-munch of everything Obama.

“The sheer bias in the print and television coverage of this election campaign is not just bewildering, but appalling. And over the last few months I’ve found myself slowly moving from shaking my head at the obvious one-sided reporting, to actually shouting at the screen of my television and my laptop computer.

But worst of all, for the last couple weeks, I’ve begun — for the first time in my adult life — to be embarrassed to admit what I do for a living. A few days ago, when asked by a new acquaintance what I did for a living, I replied that I was “a writer”, because I couldn’t bring myself to admit to a stranger that I’m a journalist.”

This isn’t hard to understand if you know journalist as I do. I remember how when in college during my journalism classes how were taught to put ourselves on the precipice of history whenever we could. Every journalist dreams of being on the ground when history is being made and what better place to be than to “be there” when America elects the first black man to the White House?

Go back and review the coverage of the last months of this election and you will see a media that hasn’t reported the election as it has tried to shape it. Any reporting on Obama has read not as journalism, but as almost Obama campaign talking points as indeed it has been found that the campaign has fed them to the media from day one.

Should Obama win the question will not be whether or not the Republican party can recover, but whether the media – which sold it’s soul – can.