And when it comes to immigration, the editorial page is as leftwing as they come, both in the policies they advocate and the shameless, guilt-ridden rhetoric they use.
Don't forget who owns the WSJ. The largest public stockholder of News Corp, which owns the WSJ and Fox News is Whalid bin-Talal, who offered Giuliani $10 million after 9/11. According NY Assemblyman, former Malcolm X attorney, and a hero pilot in the black company of the Army Air Corp, Percy Sutton, Bin-Talal was the patron who funded Barry's Columbia and Harvard stays. Percy's old friend, Khalid al-Mansour, whose “slave name” was Don Warden, a founder of the Black Panthers whose speeches mirror Rev. Wrights, though more virulent (Wright does not emphasize the need for black men to kill white women and their babies). Khalid/Warden become a legal representative for bin-Talal shortly after leaving UC’s Boalt Hall law school. Warden/Mansour says he met Barry in 1980 when Barry was at Occidental. Manour was a familiar recuruiter in US prisons for Wahabi Islam.
About the time Barry entered Harvard, bin-Talal donated 20 million dollars to their general fund, which donation is part of the public record. When Barry was being groomed by financial cronies, including Soros and Buffet, bin-Talal spent tens of millions to create a new division, the Whalid bin_Talal Center for Islamic Studies at Harvard, easily the most lavishly funded division at Harvard's divinity school. It isn't subtle!
There is no need to hide the activities since the left owns the media which sees, hears, nor speaks about evil. Bin-Talal opened similar centers at Cambridge, Georgetown, American University, and four or five other major Universities. The media are the useful idiots, and the WSJ is, unfortunately, among the more insidious propaganda tools because most expect it to be independent, a document about free trade. It is about trade, but has been bought with American productivity spent buying petroleum we could produce, if Saudi=funded agent-activists hadn't used our government to stifle our ability to produce for ourselves.