Mahr was publicly censured, Onion commented on it
Note that "censured" != "censored". One is a chastisement, the other a muzzling.
WH Press scty said words to the effect that "you can't say things like that now". The Onion's piece "Liberties sacrificed in the name of freedom" (or vice versa -- this is memory, not quote) was a parody, but one of the more frighteningly tell-it-as-it-is ones I've ever seen. It wasn't the truth, unadorned, but close.
My point: there's been a bit of a push from the Administration to chill the press. It's not been well received. It also doesn't appear to have been fully successful, thankfully.
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Karsten M. Self [link|mailto:kmself@ix.netcom.com|kmself@ix.netcom.com]
What part of "gestalt" don't you understand?