“It is a problem because increasingly the print versions of the papers feed off the content generated on their websites, much of which is produced by leftwing bloggers in collaboration with the leftwing echo chamber,” RedState’s Erick Erickson tells me. “Who knows how much of it is put together first on the left’s JournoList.”…

Because it’s unlikely the good folks at the Times or the Post will solicit my advice, I’ve chosen to advise my friends in the mainstream media vis-à-vis this column. In case it turns out that The Post and the Times are seriously open to the possibility of one day hiring a conservative blogger, I have helpfully compiled a list of ten conservative bloggers whom they should consider (frankly, I could provide a list of 100 worthy nominees)…

5. Ed Morrissey – In recent years, Morrissey has become one of the nation’s preeminent bloggers, for one of the most-read conservative blogs, HotAir. (Watch Rush Limbaugh announce Ed Morrissey as CPAC’s “blogger of the year.”). Despite his iconoclastic stances on issues like gay marriage, Morrissey is widely respected by conservatives.