Charging Reporters with the Crime of Journalism   A government-
approved contract staffer decided to release just enough
information to give people the heads up that there is a
surveillance program happening that many people may not find to
be constitutional. Yet, the media who so obviously support Obama
decide that the reporter who broke the story must be punished
for the crime of reporting something unfavorable to the
government.  In West Virginia, we see something similar
happening when it comes to reporting the story of a prosecutor
going after a minor for wearing a pro-Second Amendment t-shirt.
When the tide turns against the government agent, the judge
orders the reporter barred from the courthouse to keep her from
filing a petition on behalf of the press in a gag order hearing
and the bailiff enforcing the ban threatened the reporter with
arrest after reaching to take her camera and microphone. The
prosecutor apparently claimed that the state was trying to
silence the teen’s legal team and family for th