A great man said, "The Washington Times, the Washington, D.C. area's PREMIER news journal."  The Washington Times is an institution of American greatness at both the local and national level.  Surrounded by the standard uber-majority of left-leaning newspapers, conservatives in the Washington, D.C. area fortunately have the Washington Times to rely on.  A healthy alternative to the foul and bitter-tasting Washington Post, the Washington Times provides factual sustenance on current events, unflavored by the usual leftist tendencies and blatant agendas of the Post.  While the Post reeks of grievance and entitlement in its pages, a reasonable and informed fragrance wafts from editions of the Times.

 

Having enjoyed the Washington Times over the last twenty years, I have also noticed vast improvements in their Sports page, particularly the Redskins coverage.  Believe it or not, some who shun the Washington Post's overt leftist pandering have nevertheless been an accessory due to their perception of the Post's superior sports coverage.  I can attest with expert testimony that the Times' Sports page was indeed inferior to that of the Post as recently as ten years ago.  However, within the last ten years, it is my opinion that the Times Sports page is a cut above that of the Post.  The benefit of choosing the Times vice the Post is that one can enjoy great sports coverage without contributing to the Left's propaganda machine.

 

I would like to close by fully disclosing that, at my household, we do receive the weekend edition of the Washington Post.  This is because my wife uses the weekend edition's coupons to save money when she goes grocery shopping.  I cannot argue with a financial incentive such as this, being a committed capitalist.  To balance the scales of my conscience, I save the Sunday editions of the Post and use them as a drop cloth for when I clean my guns.  The inherent pleasure of cleaning one's gun is enhanced significantly when smattering bore cleaner all over Post columnists such as Jean Robinson, Dave Broder and EJ Dianne.