Freedom of the press, open to diverse opinion?  Not at the rapidly sinking NY Times.  While for some reason they were eager to publish a blatantly false letter ostensibly from the Parisian mayor knocking Caroline Kennedy's presumptive senatorial appointment, the NY Times' editors have been less than forthcoming opening their precious op-ed pages to both sides of an issue.    Last summer then candidate Senator Barack H. Obama (D-IL) was gratefully welcomed to outline his opinions on the NY Times op-ed page; using convoluted logic known only to them,  candidate Senator John McCain (R-AZ) was deemed not worthy and thus denied its forum.   A few weeks ago terrorist and now education professor and pal of The Office of the President-Elect, William (Bill) Ayers, guilelessly explained in another NY Times' op-ed   that no, he wasn't a terrorist because he really didn't have any outlet other than bombing to express his...(Read Full Post)