and we wonder why?   This week, the WSJ has been criticized for questioning Mueller's impartiality.  One such article was from Politico which the WSJ shows hid facts about their source.  

"One ex­am­ple is the story by some­one named Ja­son Schwartz in Politico on Mon­day that at­tacked us for our Mueller ed­i­to­r­ial. This me­dia en­forcer quoted Neil King, iden­ti­fy-ing him as a for­mer WSJ ed­i­tor who slammed our work and said “I don’t know a sin­gle WSJ alum who’s not agog at where that edit page is head­ing.” Per­haps Mr. King is agog be­cause Ax­ios re­ported in Jan­uary that he had joined . . . Fu­sion GPS."

"So Politico quotes an em-ployee of Fu­sion to at­tack The Wall Street Jour­nal for crit­i­ciz­ing Fu­sion. Even bet­ter, Mr. Schwartz didn’t tell his read­ers that Mr. King has worked for Fu­sion. Mr. Schwartz also failed to point out that Mr. King’s wife, Shailagh Mur­ray, also a for­mer Jour­nal re­porter, worked in the Obama White House. Per­haps Mr. Schwartz un­der­stands that this kind of po­lit­i­cal in­ces­tu­ous­ness is so rou­tine in Wash­ing­ton that even to men­tion it would get him drummed out of the club."

but the media can't come and take my property or require me to pay a tax for the privilege of living or throw me in jail or steal my money or shoot me with impunity because it says I made a furtive move or send my kids off to die in Niger.