NOYB wrote:
But what's worse. Losing the endorsement of a little itty-bitty paper that
nobody reads? Or losing the endorsement of your hometown's major news
publication?

http://news.bostonherald.com/opinion...rticleid=49902


The Herald, which used to belong to Slimeball Murdoch, is not
Beantown's major newspaper.

The Boston Globe is New England's dominant newspaper. Its daily
circulation is twice that of the Herald, and its Sunday circulation is
four times as large.

This list is a couple of days old. I read somewhere that Newsday just
endorsed Kerry.

JOHN KERRY
60 newspapers total
9,592,196 daily circulation

ALABAMA
The Anniston Star (G): 26,527

ARIZONA
Arizona Daily Star (Tucson) (G): 109,592

CALIFORNIA
San Francisco Chronicle (G): 501,135
The Sacramento Bee (G): 303,841
San Jose Mercury News (G): 279,539
The Fresno Bee (G): 166,531
The Press Democrat (Santa Rosa) (G): 89,384
The Modesto Bee (G): 87,366
Merced Sun-Star: 17,247

COLORADO
Daily Camera (Boulder) (B): 33,419

CONNECTICUT
The Day (New London) (B): 39,553

FLORIDA
St. Petersburg Times (G): 358,502
The Miami Herald (G): 325,032
South Florida Sun-Sentinel (Ft. Lauderdale) (G): 268,927
The Palm Beach Post (G): 181,727
Daytona Beach News-Journal (G): 112,945
Florida Today (Melbourne) (G): 90,877
Bradenton Herald (B): 52,163

GEORGIA
The Atlanta Journal-Constitution: 418,323

HAWAII
The Honolulu Advertiser (G): 145,943

ILLINOIS
Daily Herald (Arlington Heights) (B): 150,794

INDIANA
The Journal Gazette (Fort Wayne) (G): 61,205

IOWA
The Hawk Eye (Burlington) (G): 19,000

KENTUCKY
Lexington Herald-Leader (G): 122,748

MAINE
Portland Press Herald (G): 73,211

MASSACHUSETTS
The Boston Globe (G): 452,109
The Standard-Times (New Bedford): 35,299

MICHIGAN
Detroit Free Press (G): 354,581
The Muskegon Chronicle (B): 46,505
Battle Creek Enquirer: 24,831
The Argus-Press (Owosso): 11,438

MINNESOTA
Star Tribune (Minneapolis) (G): 377,058
Duluth News Tribune: 45,688
The Free Press (Mankato): 21,591

MISSOURI
St. Louis Post-Dispatch (G): 281,198
The Kansas City Star (G): 269,188
Columbia Daily Tribune (B): 18,874

NEVADA
Nevada Appeal (Carson City): 15,296

NEW HAMPSHIRE
Concord Monitor (G): 19,984

NEW MEXICO
The Albuquerque Tribune (B): 13,536

NEW YORK
The New York Times (G): 1,133,763

NORTH CAROLINA
The Charlotte Observer (G): 231,369
The Daily Reflector (Greenville): 25,777

NORTH DAKOTA
Grand Forks Herald (G): 32,385

OHIO
Dayton Daily News (G): 183,175
Akron Beacon Journal (G): 139,220

OREGON
The Oregonian (Portland) (B): 342,040
Mail Tribune (Medford): 35,524
The Register-Guard (Eugene) (G): 72,411
Statesman Journal (Salem): 56,298
East Oregonian (Pendleton): 10,236
The Daily Astorian (Astoria): 8,429

PENNSYLVANIA
The Philadelphia Inquirer (G): 387,692
The Philadelphia Daily News (G): 139,983

TENNESSEE
The Jackson Sun (G): 35,561

VIRGINIA
The Virginian-Pilot (Norfolk) (G): 201,473
The Roanoke Times: 100,447

WASHINGTON
The Seattle Times (B): 237,303
Seattle Post-Intelligencer (G): 150,901

WEST VIRGINIA
Charleston Gazette (G): 49,529



GEORGE W. BUSH
53 newspapers total
6,425,856 daily circulation

ALABAMA
Mobile Register (B): 100,244

ARIZONA
The Arizona Republic (Phoenix) (B): 466,926

ARKANSAS
Southwest Times Record (Fort Smith) (B): 37,636

CALIFORNIA
The San Diego Union-Tribune (B): 361,317
The Press-Enterprise (Riverside): 191,802
The Record (Stockton) (B): 62,139
The Reporter (Vacaville) (B): 18,227

COLORADO
Rocky Mountain News (Denver) (B): 286,004
The Pueblo Chieftain: 52,208
Daily Times-Call (Longmont): 21,465
Loveland Daily Reporter-Herald: 17,548
Daily Record (Canon City): 8,164

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
The Washington Times (B): 100,228

GEORGIA
Savannah Morning News (B): 57,288

ILLINOIS
Chicago Tribune (B): 578,843
The Pantagraph (Bloomington) (B): 47,931
The News-Gazette (Champaign-Urbana): 39,190

INDIANA
The Indianapolis Star (B): 253,778

IOWA
Globe-Gazette (Mason City): 18,947

MASSACHUSETTS
Boston Herald (B): 248,988
The Sun (Lowell) (B): 50,369

MICHIGAN
The Grand Rapids Press (B): 139,216
The Oakland Press (Pontiac): 65,484

NEBRASKA
Omaha World-Herald (B): 197,627

NEVADA
Las Vegas Review-Journal (B): 170,061

NEW HAMPSHIRE
The Union Leader (Manchester) (B): 59,605
Foster's Daily Democrat (Dover): 22,995

NEW MEXICO
Carlsbad Current-Argus (B): 8,030
Las Cruces Sun-News (B): 22,168

NEW YORK
New York Post (B): 678,012
The New York Sun: 18,000

OHIO
The Repository (Canton) (B): 66,014
The Times Reporter (New Philadelphia): 23,956
The Courier (Findlay) (B): 22,319
The Advocate (Newark): 22,217

OKLAHOMA
Tulsa World (B): 139,383

OREGON
The News-Review (Roseburg): 19,272
Daily Courier (Grants Pass): 16,392

PENNSYLVANIA
York Daily Record (G): 46,554

TENNESSEE
The Leaf-Chronicle (Clarksville): 22,057

TEXAS
The Dallas Morning News (B): 546,177
San Antonio Express-News (B): 252,889
Fort Worth Star-Telegram (B): 247,167
El Paso Times: 74,278
Amarillo Globe-News (B): 51,105

VIRGINIA
Richmond Times-Dispatch (B): 191,732
The Free Lance-Star (Fredericksburg) (B): 47,866

WASHINGTON
The Spokesman-Review (Spokane) (B): 100,760
The Columbian (Vancouver) (B): 51,498

WEST VIRGINIA
Charleston Daily Mail (B): 34,539
The Intelligencer (Wheeling): 20,689

WISCONSIN
Oshkosh Northwestern (B): 21,748
The Chippewa Herald (Chippewa Falls) (B): 6,804

"Harry Krause" wrote in message
...
NOYB wrote:
But what's worse. Losing the endorsement of a little itty-bitty paper
that
nobody reads? Or losing the endorsement of your hometown's major news
publication?


http://news.bostonherald.com/opinion...rticleid=49902


The Herald, which used to belong to Slimeball Murdoch, is not
Beantown's major newspaper.

The Boston Globe is New England's dominant newspaper. Its daily
circulation is twice that of the Herald, and its Sunday circulation is
four times as large.



LMAO!! You gotta love the spin.

Thanks for the laugh Krause.

"Harry Krause" wrote in message
...
NOYB wrote:
But what's worse. Losing the endorsement of a little itty-bitty paper
that
nobody reads? Or losing the endorsement of your hometown's major news
publication?

http://news.bostonherald.com/opinion...rticleid=49902


The Herald, which used to belong to Slimeball Murdoch, is not
Beantown's major newspaper.

The Boston Globe is New England's dominant newspaper. Its daily
circulation is twice that of the Herald, and its Sunday circulation is
four times as large.


Four of the top 5 newspapers in Massachusetts will be endorsing Bush.
Although the Globe is the largest, the other 4 have a combined circulation
exceeding the Globe's.


Daily Newspaper

Circulation*

1. Boston Globe 452,109
2. Boston Herald 248,988
3. Worcester T&G 103,586
4. Springfield Republican 84,694
5. Christian Science Monitor 75,639
6. Patriot Ledger 60,596
7. Metrowest Daily News 51,973
8. Lawrence Eagle Tribune 51,453
9. Lowell Sun 50,369
10. Cape Cod Times 45,532

"Harry Krause" wrote in message
...
NOYB wrote:
"Harry Krause" wrote in message
...
NOYB wrote:
But what's worse. Losing the endorsement of a little itty-bitty paper
that
nobody reads? Or losing the endorsement of your hometown's major news
publication?

http://news.bostonherald.com/opinion...rticleid=49902


The Herald, which used to belong to Slimeball Murdoch, is not
Beantown's major newspaper.

The Boston Globe is New England's dominant newspaper. Its daily
circulation is twice that of the Herald, and its Sunday circulation is
four times as large.


Four of the top 5 newspapers in Massachusetts will be endorsing Bush.
Although the Globe is the largest, the other 4 have a combined
circulation
exceeding the Globe's.


Daily Newspaper

Circulation*

1. Boston Globe 452,109
2. Boston Herald 248,988
3. Worcester T&G 103,586
4. Springfield Republican 84,694
5. Christian Science Monitor 75,639
6. Patriot Ledger 60,596
7. Metrowest Daily News 51,973
8. Lawrence Eagle Tribune 51,453
9. Lowell Sun 50,369
10. Cape Cod Times 45,532


The five top newspapers in Massachusetts? There is one top newspaper in
Massachusetts. The rest are minor leaguers.

The combined Massachusetts circulation of numbers 2-5 exceed the circulation
of #1. Who cares if a paper is "major league" or not? The fact is, more
people in Massachusetts will be reading Bush endorsements than Kerry
endorsements.



And the Christian Science
Monitor is not a Massachusetts newspaper, it is a national newspaper.


Don't tell me...tell the Globe. Those stats came from their website.

https://bostonglobe.com/advertiser/m...n/massrank.stm