With Jessica’s hubby running for Attorney General this year, I think TMJ has gone too far. But it goes beyond that — the governor’s race, the Senate race in the county’s west suburbs (Jim Sullivan’s running strong there, a potential major victory for Democrats in the state), and the station just continues to polarize with little concern for where the vast majority of Milwaukee County comes from politically.

We’ve suggested previously that Journal Communications marketing strategy doesn’t make much sense, when you consider that southeastern wisconsin votes Democrat, and is beginning to look more and more like Northern Illinois.

Don’t tell the Journal Sentinel, though, they want us all looking more like Waukesha County [A1 - above the fold story in today's Journal - "Clout Moving to the suburbs]. I don’t think Ma Journal’s business strategy could be any clearer, and Jessica’s hiring is reflective of that.

Remember, McBride writes for the Waukesha Freeman; will Connely let her keep her Freeman column if she’s working for the company that is trying to put the Freeman out of business?

I think it’s fairly safe to say that the person posting as Jane Roe isn’t using her real name.

It’s really not the same thing though. Neither is blatantly partisan and both seek solutions and facts. Their commentators are a mix and include Cokie Roberts who is a Republican from a Republican family in the deep south. So if you’re asking me if I think it’s liberal, then the answer is no. The only liberal station I’ve ever listened to was Irish Public Radio and that was only during my trip there. It was tremendous.

Those with money and looking to invest, should tune into Irish radio for an example of what could be.

You have TWO excellent NPR stations to listen to.

(I should know. I listen to both. I mostly don’t agree with the opinions aired on them, but I think they’re both terrific.)

What more do you want?

(And please don’t pretend that the Ideas Network doesn’t lean liberal.)

Have you considered using your real name?