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If I were writing for the Los Angeles Times I'd try to write articles that would speak for the conserative or liberal point of view. I would think this would appeal to the Los Angeles Times editors. For the life of me I don't understand whose views Sheer are trying to address.

Democrats don't like Bush or conservatives, but as wierd as they are, they do try to speak to at least 40% of the populace. Sheer can't be speaking for more than a couple of percent of the populace. His views are so 'out there' there's very little chance of any but the absolute 'fruit loop fringe' buying into his offerings.

This begs the question, why would the Los Angeles Times present this man's views? Worse yet, why would they pay a man who is often so far out there that you wonder about his sanity? Where does he come up with this stuff? I never run into people who express his views. He must be hybernating in a room at the socialist university of transindental meditation or something. What it is, I just do not know.

Robert Sheer, how does it feel to have most liberals thinking you're in need of hospitalization lock-down for psychological services, and the conservatives wondering how you escaped in the first place?