Audra & The Antidote

many times that the New York Times is biased, esliceaply about the war. He has also said that pervasive media bias is one of the biggest political developments in recent years. But the Times' references to Glenn Reynolds have been overwhelmingly positive and respectful. (The only negative comment that I ever found was by Paul Krugman, who disputed Glenn's comments about Sweden in a New York Times Magazine article. But even that objection was fairly respectful, in my impression.) So if this problem with the Times is such a big deal, it would only be fair to interview a reporter to get to the heart of it. It should be one of the surreptitiously biased liberal reporters who is supposed to write objective stories. In other words, one of the many low-profile bad guys, not an op-ed writer or a conservative defector from the paper.Bob Ellison: I also have trouble with Diane Rehm's voice, but it's not her fault. Late in her career she developed a voice disease called . She didn't go into radio with this problem, nor has she done nothing for it. She has had a lot of medical treatment.