'Chicago Tribune' Backs President Bush

Fresh Air

Published October 26, 2004 at 12:00 AM EDT

Chicago is considered to be a Democratic city, yet The Chicago Tribune is endorsing President Bush. The paper received thousands of letters and e-mails in response. From the Tribune we speak with editorial page editor Bruce Dold, and letters editor Dodie Hofstetter.

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