It’s time to remove the inscription over the door to the Post-Dispatch editorial board room. “Bury them in bunkum” has run it’s course.

“Afghan strategy: Exit” (11/13) is simply another futile liberal exercise in beating a dead horse with a Nerf…

Regarding the editorial “The loser is … the public”:

I disagree, the loser is the public only if you don’t do your job. You point out that commentary is different from news, and news from entertainment, etc, and readers should realize…

Assailing Fox News for Obama difficulties in “After the Fox”(10/28) continues the specious sophistry that casts aside paying customers of your struggling enterprise.

It’s true that cable television has been a formidable foe for traditional news gathering organizations but your real…

 Despite having worked 21 years as a reporter I will never understand the St. Louis news media.

The crash of a single-engine plane in Callaway County Sept. 22 that resulted in the death of an Alaska man was reported on every…

The Post calls on St. Louis to ‘find the wisdom to change what we can’.

Not about wisdom.

What has to change first is the Post’s fear of Civic Progress and Grand Center.

This fear permeates whatever number of floors the P-D still…

I’m a bit disappointed, but sadly not surprised by the Post Dispatch’s lack of coverage over the ACORN scandal that is brewing. Forget about the little fact that they are under indictment in several states, and have actually been convicted…

The speech of the President turned out to be pretty non controversial but one needs to understand that this speech given was not what was originally planned. In the originally planned speech the White House had colluded with the Department…

I find it ironic that a group of 300 Muslims celebrating would be front page news (Sat. 8/22/09), but 65,000 Christians celebrating at the arch at the Rock the River Tour requires a search through the paper. Post Dispatch -…