For The Post, the wrong choice at the worst possible time

The Washington Post ^ | 10/25/2024 8:21 PM EDT | Ruth Marcus

[Rocco DiPippo]

Google for a pic of this bloated, commie heifer. She looks precisely as one would imagine a “Karen” would.

[philman_36]

From that experience, I can say: you win some and lose some.
Some you win and some you lose
Your preference they didn't choose.
Panties all twisted in a knot
Often cause the brain to rot.

Liberal tears are raining down
Puddles gather in the town.
Children stomp them with their boot
Watching them do so is such a hoot.

[American Infidel]

Newspapers should not be endorsing political candidates at all if they want to be seen as objective observers who are simply "calling balls and strikes".

I never quite understood the notion of presidential endorsements from newspapers, but I guess since it is technically coming from the editorial board there is a theoretical separation from the journalistic side, but it still doesn't seem like something that an actual "news" outlet should be doing IMHO.

[silverleaf]

And waste 40 years of propagandizing to a shrinking readership?
If the value of the Post declines much more, Elon Musk should buy it.

[subterfuge]

Well I for one was going to vote for kalama but after the Posts non endorsement I’m switching to Hit...er Trump.

[T.B. Yoits]

From Ruth Marcus at the Washington Post, "Last month marked my 40th year of proud work for the institution..."

Imagine living life so morally bankrupt and intellectually deficient that she's proud of that.

Forty years of it. Forty years. Forty years of depraved indifference to her own life while escaping into soulless propaganda work for a syndicate.

[cgbg]

“40th year of proud work”

There are only two possible reasons she is proud of working for that CIA controlled propaganda trash outlet:

—She is evil.

—She is stupid.

[CatOwner]

If the value of the Post declines much more, Elon Musk should buy it.

I would hope Musk wouldn't want to lose money on such a purchase. Beyond that, good luck finding enough journalists who are even close to being fair and balanced.