"Journalists, start your skepticism." That was the tagline from a letter to Romenesko yesterday [http://poynter.org/forum/view_post.asp?id=13611] from David Cay Johnston, a former New York Times writer who won a Pulitzer Prize for reporting on tax policy. It's worth a read. Johnston cautions reporte
Is the Gregoire candidacy growing weak? Not surprisingly, that's what local conservative pundit Eric Earling thinks [http://soundpolitics.com/archives/011612.html]. But you know things aren't going well for the Democratic governor when someone at the Stranger says Gregoire is running a "lackluster,
Today's New York Times column by conservative David Brooks is a must read. And no. It's not, as many on the right would have you believe about anything you read in N-Y-T, a Republican-bashing pinko-commie rant. It's not.
If you've been following coverage of the House of Representatives' rejection of the $700 billion proposal to bail out Wall Street and the subsequent stock plunge [http://www.nytimes.com/2008/09/30/business/30bailout.html?hp], I don't need to tell you what a lousy day it's been for politicians. But f
The folks at Horse's Ass report that while state Attorney General Rob McKenna has already filed suit against the Building Industry Association of Washington for multiple campaign finance violations, new evidence suggests that Republican gubernatorial candidate Dino Rossi may have "actively solicited
