Posted on 04/10/2020 11:24:38 AM PDT by Berlin_Freeper
Washington Post reporter Darran Simon was found dead in his apartment on Thursday, according to a newsroom memo from Tracy Grant, the Post’s managing editor for staff development and standards.
Simon covered D.C. government and politics for The Post, according to a January 30 memo announcing his arrival at the newspaper.
Read the memo about his passing below:
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Oh Hi,
I didn’t recognize you with sunglasses on.
Are you Juanita Brodderick?
I’m sorry for his family’s loss. We should not speak ill of the dead, so I will withhold my comments regarding his personal and professional choices.
The Washington Post, and all “news” papers that do not enthusiastically support patriotism should be shut down immediately, and their editors and owners prosecuted for treason.
The American people are tired of the fake news that has no agenda beyond bringing down the greatest man of our age, DJT. The media in this country have run amok, they have long since lost sight of their original mission, and now pursue only $$$. They are enemies of the people and should be treated as such.
I can’t imagine the isolation helped either. Already vulnerable people need contact.
The Bosses reply option is missing:
Suck it up Buttercup.
Go ahead and take permanent leave.
No problem so long as your daily production quote is met.
How sad. He was young. I pray for his family and friends.
This is an opportunity to show compassion towards those on the other side of the aisle. Please, help us show them how reasonable we are and not how they think we are. Thank you.
I’ll call in a mental health day for you.
That’s awfully young. Too young and new to even be tainted by the Wash Po yet. Rest in peace and prayers for his family.
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