I think I can finally put to rest the question as to exactly what's wrong with the Sun's editorial board. Having read the bio's of the various editors (nice layout, by the way) it became apparent to me that not one person was raised below the Mason-Dixon line. I've always known that the Sun's editorials reflect a "Northeast liberal" mentality, with a side order of "urban chic" and a touch of "Snobama" (the new catch phrase for Obama-like snobbish elitism). And one would have to be blind to miss the obvious aversion to God, guns, religion and, yes, common sense that permeates the editorial page. But the root cause? I just couldn't put my finger on it. I feel better now that I've found the reason. Hopefully the Sun takes the Southern half of the nation into account when a future position opens up. Southern sensibility, I suspect, is exactly what's missing at this newspaper.