Hello ElRey,

You pretend you have made an obvious point.

You have not.

Are you pretending that a newspaper's editorial page editors are never in clash and conflict with the set of news editors who edit the news pages?

Are you pretending that newspapers never try to walk both sides of the fence for sales, trying to have sections to appeal both to the left and the right, to keep all possible customers coming back for more?

Are you pretending that the minimal effort with which an owner-publisher can use a cell phone to quickly order that an editorial page read "Vote for Fred" is the same sort of effort that would be required for an owner-publisher to decipher whether or not a group (of half a dozen news editors and a hundred reporters) is pushing an agenda by the selectivity with which they choose the 50 events of that days 50,000 events will get page space and how those 50 events are written up?

Look, let me know what you are pretending, and I will do my best to school you.