In the Congolese social context of our analysis, particularly marked, on the one hand, by socio-political and financial constraints and, on the other hand, by the commitment of all political actors to work for democracy, a press that does not have a coherent deontology and adequate means for its functioning can easily become parrotic of the dictatorship and / or the action of the dominant politician or the elite holding a double political and financial capital and can generate a political class poor. The discursive modalities mobilized in such a press suffer, directly or indirectly, the interference of the dominant regime in the orientation of its editorial line. Congo s dominant political environment directly interfered with the editorial policy of the press, providing subsidies and funding, and indirectly, buying newspaper space. This interference records the evolution of the Congolese press in a perspective of political, economic and financial dependence, that is to say, a tactical posture of editorial alignment with the dominant political ideology, and this to the detriment of the ideal of democracy under which the very legitimacy of the function of the press would be founded. This Congolese press was perceived as the almost exclusive mediatization of the opinions of the dominant political actors, excluding from the media circuit the opinions of the other socio-political actors and calling into question its own role of guarantor and guardian of the freedom, the diversity of opinions and last resort of citizens. The situation of the journalist, in this context, is that of a man unable to use his own reason. The journalist becomes what others say, without critical sense, without deep reflection. It is the pure alienation and annihilation of reason, of its being and its journalistic essence.