Posted on 01/24/2019 4:20:28 PM PST by RightGeek
The Huffington Post cut down its commentary and healthcare teams Thursday.
“As of this morning, HuffPost's opinion section is no more. I and the rest of the team have been let go,” the former head of the opinion section at Huffington Post, Bryan Maygers, tweeted.
“I spent the last few years reporting on two of the most pressing issues in public health — gun violence and the opioid crisis — and today @HuffPost eliminated its health team,” former senior public health reporter at Huffington Post, Erin Schumaker, posted to Twitter Thursday, adding that she was in the market for a new job.
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In shuttering its opinion and healthcare sections, a Huffington Post spokesperson said the media outlet is looking to invest in areas that have higher audience engagement.
(Excerpt) Read more at washingtonexaminer.com ...
They should be happy the baby was aborted
Yea! Bit by bit, destroy/eliminate them from the Capitalist market!
Works for me!
It’s the HUFFYPOST OUTHOUSE NETWORK!!!
Think of them as Men, now take away Reason and Accountability
All of Huffington Post is editorial.
Try getting rid of all apps that you don’t need and ONLY keep the ones that ou absolutely can’t live without. Remove all browsers and reinstall only one of them, to reduce the number of places that viruses and spamware can enter from.
At the worst, back up your important files and pictures, and reset your phone to its original settings; you might have to reinstall apps, but, only reinstall those that you absolutely can’t do without.
wow, what a great week! Four lying leftist fake stream enemedia corporations making major layoffs of “journalists”! ... I’ve never seen this many angels getting their wings in a week,before!
Inclusive except if you wear a MAGA hat.
They all have identical laptops ? Lol.
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