Editorial page editors at the McClatchy Co.—owned Minneapolis Star—Tribune removed king—sized hunks of syndicated columnist Jonah Goldberg's recent column about New York Times, et al. revealing   national secrets and compromising national security, during the war on terror. That the Star—Tribune runs the Goldberg column periodically on its op—ed page is a bit of a surprise, although other more or less conservative writers appear there, too ——  e.g., Will, Charen and May, amid the parade of Dowds, Ivins and Krugmans.  Perhaps Goldberg's sometime finding ink is a token to break the monotony of mostly leftist palaver?  His nifty column on the New York Times' latest sins runs on July 3 under the title, "Liberals undermine the nation and the war."  You'll find it here but registration is required. What this newspaper did to Goldberg's column in the editing process is a case study in how editorial people omit...(Read Full Post)