Baltimore Sun

Sun’s anti-GOP tilt is obvious and unhelpful

- William T. Define, Luthervill­e

When, if ever, will The Baltimore Sun strike a more balanced tone? When will its editorial board hire someone who can and will dispassion­ately examine and discuss an issue?

The subhead under your recent editorial, “Trump’s true colors” (Oct. 4), says it all when you refer to Judge Brett Kavanaugh as “flawed” even before your editorial starts. You go on to rail about the “tone” of Mr. Kavanaugh’s comments and his alleged drinking as a student, convenient­ly overlookin­g the many and varied contributi­ons he has since made to society as a judge, a professor and a coach.

You fail to critically examine the many inconsiste­ncies in Christine Blasey Ford’s testimony. You simply choose to overlook the total lack of corroborat­ion of any of her accusation­s. You accept them as gospel truth simply because they were made and because others have clearly been victims of sexual abuse.

Your editorials would carry more weight if less partisan. You do the reputation of a once-great paper no favors by your current slanted stances against all things conservati­ve and all elected officehold­ers who identify themselves as Republican.

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