The feisty local tabloid has been in high dudgeon over the Mitt Snit or Hub Snub or whatever you want to call the Obama administration’s barring of Boston Herald reporters from the press pool for the president’s drive-by pickpocketing of Massachusetts pigeons this week.

But that act is getting old, as today’s edition attests:

O-no common for press

A frustrated White House Press Corps chief says her members are “constantly fighting” for more access to the media-elusive President Obama — who hasn’t fielded questions from reporters since early April, despite an onslaught of major events, from the “birther” controversy and spiking gas prices to the raid that killed Osama bin Laden.

Heavy-handed dealings with the press, limited access and strong efforts at message control are emerging as patterns in the Obama White House, journalists and media watchers say.

Memo to Boston Herald: O-nobody really cares about “[h]eavy-handed dealings with the press, limited access and strong efforts at message control.” 

That’s because, unlike you, they have real lives.