Today's New York Times column by conservative David Brooks is a must read. And no. It's not, as many on the right would have you believe about anything you read in N-Y-T, a Republican-bashing pinko-commie rant. It's not.
Is the Gregoire candidacy growing weak? Not surprisingly, that's what local conservative pundit Eric Earling thinks [http://soundpolitics.com/archives/011612.html]. But you know things aren't going well for the Democratic governor when someone at the Stranger says Gregoire is running a "lackluster,
"Journalists, start your skepticism." That was the tagline from a letter to Romenesko yesterday [http://poynter.org/forum/view_post.asp?id=13611] from David Cay Johnston, a former New York Times writer who won a Pulitzer Prize for reporting on tax policy. It's worth a read. Johnston cautions reporte
Now, we all know Microsoft was a big – like $200,000 big – supporter of Sound Transit's 2007 measure to expand light rail around Puget Sound. But as Mike Lindblom at The Seattle Times reported on Monday [http://seattletimes.nwsource.com/html/localnews/2008194706_prop1overview22m.html], the Redmond t
Liberal bloggers gotta love this. Some of the elite conservative pundits [http://www.nytimes.com/2008/09/16/opinion/16brooks.html?em] are growing skeptical about the McCain campaign's performance in the past weeks. Others are jumping ship altogether. The latest to leave the GOP stable is Washington
