Apparently, rampant censorship doesn't apply to comics

[rowyn]

Non Sequitor often goes off on how worthless and biased the media has become (pro-industrialist, pro-government, pro-Republican). In his strips, anyone in the media who points this out is inevitably silenced or fired.

It amuses me that he is published in the same rampantly-censoring-of-liberals environment.

I guess he figures no one pays enough attention to the funny pages to censor them. :D

Comments

[rowyn]

May I recommend The Wall Street Journal? :>

Depends Which Section

[telnar.livejournal.com]

I find that the Wall Street Journal doesn't even have a uniform bias. The editorial page is strongly conservative. I won't count the Op-Ed page because most papers intentionally use that page to give the appearance of (at least the presence of) a bias contrary to their editorial page. The front page is mixed, but mildly conservative. The Politics and Policy page, though, tends slightly to the left. The Marketplace, and Money and Investing sections tend to duck questions with obvious political implications.