He also complains of liberal dominance within academia and newspapers. The degree of dominance his chosen statistics seem to illustrate is doubtful. Perhaps my response to the tired charge of liberal dominance is typical, but these professions depend on an ability to question both sides of an issue without the cunning Republican skill of looking away from scary things and snuggling up to cozy faith in Christ and capitalism.
Some liberals are certainly guilty of looking away from solutions at odds with their orthodoxy.
Today, many conservatives only acknowledge homosexuality as a pathological oddity to be cured with ineffectual, God-fearing Christian group therapy. Reporters and academics attempt to examine and question every aspect of an issue. It must be faith. I have an idea. That way its readers could have a probing and provocative voice from the left to compare and contrast with Horowitz.