The New York Times Endorses Clinton for Democratic Presidential Nomination

By Newsmax Wires   |   Saturday, 30 Jan 2016 11:20 AM

"With confidence and enthusiasm," The New York Times on Saturday morning endorsed Hillary Clinton for the Democratic presidential nomination.

The Times previously  endorsed Clinton for the nation's top office during her failed 2008 primary race against Barack Obama. It also endorsed her twice in her successful races to represent New York in the U.S. Senate.

The 1,100-word unsigned editorial presents Clinton as "one of the most broadly and deeply qualified presidential candidates in modern history."

It offers some praise to her main challenger, Sen. Bernie Sanders, for being "more formidable than most people, including Mrs. Clinton, anticipated. "

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It also dismisses Martin O'Malley, the other Democrat in the race, as "a personable and reasonable liberal who seems more suited for the jobs he has already had — governor of Maryland and mayor of Baltimore — than for president." 

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