"Its main problem is not even its liberalism, which it 
    suffers from, but its vapidity. On top of that, the editor
    from Hearst Corp. is trying to teach Houstonians how to be
    proper liberals. The fact that no one ever hears about the
    newspaper at America's fourth largest city should tell you
    a lot." 

    "From their editorial about how good it is that the 
    Governor is going to direct the employees of the State 
    Department of Transportation to cooperate with the State 
    Auditor on taxpayer-directed performance audits, to their 
    choice of letters to the editor, the Olympian begs for an 
    editorial staff with common sense and analytical skills."

    "Consistently, and I do mean consistently, substitutes 
    liberal dogma for 'facts' (which it then prints on the 
    front page as 'news') and conjures the most knee-jerk 
    editorials I've ever seen."

    "All around worst paper, general purposes."

    I could point out their vapid, predictable, and one sided 
    editorials, or the news stories that are really vapid, 
    predictable, and one sided editorials as evidence. 
    Instead, however, I suggest you follow this link (below), 
    detailing a recent Boston Globe "scoop." Essentially the 
    Globe got pictures from a pornographic website by way of 
    the Nation of Islam and claimed that these pictures were 
    evidence of American servicemen raping Iraqi women. While 
    there are certainly many deserved candidates for the title
    of worst newspaper in America, I think you will not find a
    lower, more pathetic attempt by members of the MSM to 
    smear our troops and our country anywhere else."

    "Since the early 80's, many locals have referred to it as 
    the 'Palm Beach Pravda' for the nearly comical level of 
    progressive propaganda in its pages. For good examples of 
    this, you can visit the op-ed pages online (particularly 
    the local columnists) or check out their latest multimedia
    Special Report."

    "Have you even seen the Pravda of the south? This is the 
    paper that took Howell Raines after the New York Times 
    dumped him. But the topping on the cake was when TWO of 
    its reporters were caught on tape by the FBI coaching 
    convicted terrorist Sami Al-Arian."

    "It's not even worth using for lining my bird cage."

    I nominate the Portland Press Herald (Portland Maine). The
    paper has the habit of picking candidates they like 
    (liberal Democrats) and then suppressing all news and 
    opinion that hammers their guy.

    A classic example: 

    In 2000 they editorialized that the perpetual Gore recount
    SHOULD be settled in the courts as the Florida 
    legislature, dominated by Republicans, was too partisan to
    produce a valid result. In 2002 Maine had a very close 
    state senate election. The existing Democrat senate seated
    the Democrat candidate while the recount effort moved to 
    the courts. The PPH editorialized that the courts were, of
    course, NOT the proper place to settle the issue as they 
    were not beholden to the people. To make it more 
    entertaining, when the state senate acted to vote on 
    seating the Democrat permanently, they let the guy vote 
    for his own seating, casting the deciding vote. The paper 
    saw absolutely nothing wrong with that at all.

    I wrote an opinion piece to the paper quoting both their 
    editorial positions. They refused to print it.

    "Farther left than the Guardian, but without the snappy 
    prose. Never saw a tax or union it wasn't in love with. 
    Read it and weep. You really need to see the print version
    for the full effect. The headlines are much more 
    inflammatory than the relatively tame online version."

    "Relentless liberalism, then spiteful revenge pieces."

    Constantly regurgitates the current Democrat talking 
    points in both its news articles and its editorials. 

    Examples: 

    *Gives us a daily Iraq "body count" even on days when none
    of our soldiers have been killed....just to keep up its 
    anti-war drumbeat. Also reports, for example that "25 
    Iraqis killed in raid" but does not report that 22 of 
    those killed were terrorists attacking a government 
    installation.

    *Not particularly adept at proof reading. Thinks that
    "Spell Check" will save the day. They have published such 
    gems as "Alter Boys accuse priest of..." and "Recipient of
    Nobel Piece Prize states..." 

    *Misleads by using headlines that do not reflect reality, 
    like DOW-JONES TOPS 12,000, BUT SOME "ANALYSTS" SAY IT 
    CAN'T LAST.

    "Slavish liberalism (probably all those gummint workers)."