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The Wall Street Turtle?

8.29.05 @ 12:01AM

Is the Journal worth reading? Also: Wanted: Children, Sheehan’s show, Bush’s biceps, assemblies of the better-informed, hackery, and much more!
p> EVEN OUR FRIENDS br> Re: R. Emmett Tyrrell, Jr.'s The Journal of Public Trust : /p> p>The Wall Street Journal might well be the "Journal of Public Trust" -- but as far as I am concerned, it was always suspect while it had Al Hunt on the payroll. br> -- Jack Hughes br> Chicago, Illinois /p> p> How true and how refreshing to see a "defense" article. I started reading the WSJ
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