When it comes to the elections in the Virginia House of Delegates the Washington Post is not trying very hard to hide its liberal bias.

Over the past two days the Post has run their endorsements of sixteen races.  Of those races the Post managed to endorse the Republican candidate a whopping two times, and in those cases only because they had what the Post called the political courage to challenge the party’s leadership.  In other words they acted more like liberals.

What is interesting to note is that despite most of the Democratic challengers political inexperience the Post feels compelled to endorse them by using such terms as “pragmatic”, “articulate” and “honest”  while classifying many of the Republicans as “free-lunchers” among other less flattering terms.

In the coming days I expect the Post will continue this pattern of endorsements by using all the flattering words they can find to make up for the Democrats deficiencies in their effort to sway an important election and solidify their position in the world of liberal media bias.

At least they aren’t trying to hide behind a veil of fairness in this case.

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