'Duty to speak' or blurring the lines? Plain Dealer's Acton endorsement is dividing readers
Although clearly labeled as an editorial, placing such a forceful endorsement for Ohio governor on the front page risks blurring the important distinction between news reporting and opinion, undermining readers' trust and violating principles of journalistic integrity, writes Sandra Wilkinson of North Royalton in a letter to the editor.
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