[InterceptPoint]

Count me among the many who has given up on the LA Times. I read the Times every morning for over 40 years and walked away without even looking back. Over the years I watched objective reporting completely disappear in favor of the leftist-socialist-politically correct bias that is the operating philosophy of what was once a great newspaper.

I too am amazed that the the networks and the big city newspapers like the LA Times are willing to drive their business into the ground rather than give up their leftist bias. You have to wonder who is really in charge at these companies.

[Shermy]

I read it over the internet. It's amazing advocacy journalism/propaganda - "fairness" being the citation of "two sides" when their may be many, and the conservative/moderate/even liberal view point that doesn't fit with P.C. is always denigrated with excessive "but so and so says." It's unreadable, espeically the opinion articles, which are generally insipid "left-right" type pieces.

Internet is the way to go.

[brat]

"I too am amazed that the the networks and the big city newspapers like the LA Times are willing to drive their business into the ground rather than give up their leftist bias. You have to wonder who is really in charge at these companies."

Ditto! I'm glad they're finally getting their comeuppence! The Craps have pushed too hard with their extreme agendas! Reports from back East are of massive disillusionment with the party....now if they'd just turn Conservative! LOL