We journalists should never again write that someone is too old, too young, too polarizing, too petty, too cranky or too whatever to win an election. We should listen to what he or she is saying and then analyze, with an open mind, how it’s being heard.
— Frank Bruni: Ideas should matter more to journalists than the politics of personality and likability (New York Times op-ed)
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