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From the L.A. Times website:

Scheer said he thought The Times had grown tired of his liberal politics. "I've been a punching bag for Bill O'Reilly and Rush Limbaugh for years and I think the paper finally collapsed," he said. He said he and Ramirez "both had strong opinions and [I think] the owners think they can improve circulation by making the paper bland and safer."

Note to Mr. Scheer: Robert, "bland and safer" is not quite the right phrase. How about "not quite so anti-American, Bush-hating, neurotic, schizophrenic, and conservative bashing?"

Scheer said he thought The Times had grown tired of his liberal politics. "I've been a punching bag for Bill O'Reilly and Rush Limbaugh for years and I think the paper finally collapsed," he said. He said he and Ramirez "both had strong opinions and [I think] the owners think they can improve circulation by making the paper bland and safer."

Might I instead suggest instead that your remaining customer base would probably prefer a paper printed in Spanish?

Streisand dropping her subscription to the Los Angeles Times is probably the best advert for the Times!

Nothing makes me more reluctant to buy the Times than knowing that people like Streisand and her ilk read the paper.

I don't want to buy a paper that is subscribed to by liberal democrats. With all her millions (or billions?) why doesn't she buy her own newspaper where she can hire Robert Scheer to write more anti-American, pro-Fundamental Islamist hate pieces?

Hey, she could probably get Mrs. Kerry, George Sorryass and Dick Tracy (Warren Beatty) to pump some of their cash into the venture.

Oh, but wait a minute. I forgot. These limousine liberals are the first to open their fat mouths, but the last to open their fatter wallets. They live off our backs – we carry them. We fight and die for their right to vent their hatred of our values, but they run and hide when push comes to shove.

God bless America, Merry Christmas to all.