Maggie's Farm

We have been rough on the New York Times since Maggie's Farm opened for business. I think it is because many of us grew up with this newspaper, and had come to rely on her.

But she done us wrong.

Things have changed, since Pinch took over. So many feel betrayed, and played for fools. And have cancelled, despite missing much of their unobjectionable, good, well-written material on non-political matters.

We, and others, have caught them many times with their pants down, but now they are caught dead to rights: Powerline

It's a damn shame that they chose this route.

If you have an opinion, send it to the public editor at public@nytimes.com, but do not expect any satisfaction. They have already drunk the kool-aid, and have left objectivity far in the past, with Abe Rosenfeld. Now, they are not only flagrantly partisan, but dishonest and anti-American.

You might almost think they were French, but, God knows, they might take that as a compliment.