Post a commentMostly Democrats. Shocking. We stayed up all night on the edge of our seats waiting to see where the objective journalists at the DN would weigh in on the high profile NJ gubernatorial race.
We can now all rest at ease knowing the DN feels the Democrat Jon Corzine is the best man for the job.
The anticipation waiting for the DN's endorsement was riveting.
drhoagie. I stayed up wondering whether the Phillies would love to play another game. The Inquirer loves its tax and spend Democrats. I wondering who do they think will be buying their paper in the future? Certainly, not those who are having their wealth spread around.
why do newspapers get involved with political endorsments? that shows how bias they are in reporting news, and they want you to buy thier opinion.
a. it's the Inquirer, not the Daily News.
b. the board endorsed seven Democrats, four Republicans.
c. hope you guys voted.
And the Inquirer endorses the "tax-'em-until-they-die-in-agony!" Democrat at the head of the New Jersey ticket yet again. How surprising. What's that bit about aged, dying dogs always returning to their vomit?
The Inquirer, to celebrate the election of a Republican Gov in their home state in 1994 put a North Jersey Democrat winner front and center on the front page of their paper the day after election day.
Many years later the editor of the Inq was on a local radio show and was reminded of this proof of Democrat cheerleading. And he denied it ever happened.
In the tank for a dying population.
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