In a comment on the Editors’ Desk blog post about Van Jones, Nonpartisan says:

You guys missed it….clearly. And you issued the same B.S. statement that the NY Times printed after they “missed it” as well. You guys didn’t miss, you…

The press should be ashamed of how it covered and treated Sarah Palin during and since the campaign, writes Carl M. Cannon, senior Washington correspondent for Politics Daily.

“The true villains in this political morality play may have been the press,”…

Robert Porter of Wildwood — in a letter to the editor published Wednesday on the St. Louis Post-Dispatch’s Opinion Page — requests that we stop using news articles produced by “east coast liberals.” He calls for us to use more…

Jeff Jacoby, a columnist for the Boston Globe, says the answer is no.

Political leanings have nothing to do with it, he writes in a column today. The growth of the internet has left the traditional newspaper business model in shambles…

The ombudsman — readers’ advocate — for the Washington Post has tackled that question a couple times in recent days. The question also was the focus of a study by the Pew Research Center’s Project for Excellence in Journalism, which…

A couple readers called today to ask why the St. Louis Post-Dispatch ignored the death of former Congressman Jack Kemp.  We didn’t.  Word of his death first came on Saturday evening as the Post-Dispatch neared its first-edition deadline.

Here’s Sunday Editor…

A reader today questioned why the St. Louis Post-Dispatch hasn’t printed word one on the hubbub over President Barack Obama’s supposed slight of British Prime Minister Gordon Brown. She thought the absence is evidence of liberal bias.

The incident does make…

The St. Louis Post-Dispatch had a seven-word refer on this morning’s front page — “For Obama, a distraction, but no danger” — to a story by Washington Bureau Chief Bill Lambrecht that ran at the bottom of Page A4 under that…

The most overlooked news story of the year has been the military success in Iraq and Afghanistan, Chuck Norris writes in his blog on HumanEvents.com.

“Have you noticed lately that mainstream media are giving less attention to the war in Iraq, especially concerning our…

“They hit their marks” read the biggest words on today’s front page of the Post-Dispatch, indicating that Joe Biden and Sarah Palin both achieved what they sought in last night’s debate. (No blunders, no gaffes, no hurting the top person on…