Commentary

It was hardly a shocker that the Chronicle endorsed Harris County DA Chuck Rosenthal’s opponent Rosenthal is one of the Chronicle‘s “bad guys,” almost certainly because he’s a tough prosecutor who believes strongly in the

Two days ago, the U.S. Supreme Court issued a two-sentence order that remanded a series of related Texas redistricting cases back to a lower court for “further consideration.” In short order, local blogger and attorney

In an entirely predictable development, Cragg Hines blames the Bush administration for the flu vaccine shortage that the media is busy whipping into near-hysteria: In May 2001, four months into the Bush administration, Janet Heinrich,

Rob Booth calls attention to this Chronicle/AP coverage of yesterday’s two-sentence U.S. Supreme Court order regarding Texas redistricting, and local blogger William Dyer’s analysis of that order. Dyer’s analysis goes well beyond the AP coverage,

Clay Robison penned a typically shrill column for the Chronicle‘s editorial page this past weekend, and one that is highly reflective of his worldview. Here is an excerpt: While controversy continued to swirl last week