"the public wants what the public gets" - written by The Jam, circa late seventies.

"the public gets what the public wants," - written by myself, early 21st century.

Journalists do not write for any "boss' paper", (or boss' media organization) unless your boss' first name is Ruport.

That's a rediculous claim to make, and it's an insult to every journalist that strives to remain objective, even after seeing one of their collegues getting his head sawed off my a chainsaw.

As far as bumper stickers go: There is always room on the sidelines on any issue. That's where the decision are made.