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Thursday, May 19, 2005
Natalie Solent is looking for a new paper, and without much success. Her complaints have drawn the complaints of a Detroit Free Press reader.
The Freep is the paper I grew up with. As long as I was old enough to know the difference, I've known it to be a liberal rag, not to be trusted farther than the paperboy could throw it (it rarely made it all the way to the porch). But there was something special about the Freep, something magic, that made all its flaws palatable. Alas, according to Solent's correspondent, Alexander Bensky,They've also managed to gut what used to be a pretty good comics section. Might as well read the Chronicle, then.
posted by gbarto at 7:46 PM
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