Lauren Ashburn/Howard Kurtz: Is NY Post Harassing Alec Baldwin Over Stalker?
Lauren Ashburn says New York Post columnist Andrea Peyser has every right to smack around Alec Baldwin over his handling of a woman who has twice been arrested on charges of harassing him. Howard Kurtz says the tabloid is siding with an alleged stalker because it doesn’t like the 30 Rock star’s liberal politics.
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