The Washington Post editorial page, the real reason there’s no need for the Washington Times.

The preemptive yawn of the lovers of preemptive war.

How shocking to find Richard Cohen “concerned” about the insufficient psychopathy.

I suggest calling them Establishment Propagandists. On this Independence Day weekend, what term do you like?

“Lapdogs” seems entirely too passive.
“Toadies” is simply insulting to toads.
“Stenographers” is a slur on a fine profession.

More on the Village telling you how to live without a mirror.

Ombudsman Andy Alexander of the Washington Post wondered this morning why women readers are abandoning the newspaper even faster than men.

The Dean of the Village has spoken, and it is about what you would expect.

Dan Quayle. Teabaggers. The Washington Post op-ed page. A marriage made on April Fools’ Day?

Marc Theissen is outraged and it’s a day ending in “Y” — how quaint, and ‘How dare the Justice Department hire people that give a damn about the Constitution’.

At the Washington Post a trumped up civil war becomes Brother against Broder.