newspaper endorsements

"Our fate rests in your hands," declares a Dallas Morning News editorial explaining why it won't recommend a presidential candidate but will discuss ideas.
“There should be no more temporizing, no more denying that Trump’s election would be a shame on our country.”
Fewer than one-fifth of people polled say they know who their local paper is backing.
The editorial board fears that Donald Trump could be America’s Hugo Chávez.
But will these tradition-breaking endorsements matter?
The Arizona Republic backed Hillary Clinton and trashed Donald Trump in the process.
"His political incorrectness is one of his great attractions -- it proves he’s not one of 'them.'"
As it turns out, not knowing anything about Chris Christie was the key factor in the New Hampshire Union Leader's decision.