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One Year Later, Journalists Exposed By WikiLeaks Carry On As BeforePETER HASSONThe Daily Caller Jul. 26, 2017 |
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 One year after WikiLeaks began publishing emails from the Democratic National Committee and Clinton campaign chair John Podesta that exposed prominent journalists as partisans, many of those journalists are continuing their careers without, it seems, any serious consequences. Take Glenn Thrush, for example. Thrush, now with the New York Times, was exposed sending stories to the Clinton campaign for approval while at Politico. “Because I have become a hack I will send u the whole section that pertains to [you],” he wrote in an April 30, 2015 email to Podesta, including five paragraphs from a story later titled “Hillary’s big money dilemma.” “Please don’t share or tell anyone I did this,” Thrush added. “Tell me if I fucked up anything.” “No problems here,” Podesta replied. Read More 
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