There’s an odd schizophrenia in the political press. The disorder begins with a desire to be “non-ideological” and “non-partisan.” But people have to “stand for something,” and so many journalists, seeking a way to “stand for something” but not “take sides,” pick a few issues that they consider “non-partisan” and “common sense.”
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