It’s deliriously funny that The Washington Post jumped into a cauldron of boiling angst by refusing to endorse Kamala Harris for president. The decision is deeply weird. It’s like McDonald’s declining to advocate for hamburgers.
We all know The Washington Post has a staff full of Democrats writing for an audience that’s mostly Democrats (and bureaucrats). Who would suggest that one editorial endorsement would suddenly reverse anyone’s opinion that the Post is hopelessly biased?
It’s like the Post didn’t realize that posting the motto “Democracy Dies in Darkness” on the front page for eight years didn’t signal their belief that “Donald Trump = Authoritarianism.”
They’re not alone. The Los Angeles Times decided not to endorse. USA Today decided not to endorse. It’s mildly amusing that NPR and CNN are trashing the nonendorsers, but the broadcast networks don’t endorse—except, again, everyone can figure it out, daily.
NPR media reporter David Folkenflik is working his anonymous leftist inside sources who want to keep the Post as “progressive” as possible. The ideological enforcers are proclaiming this is a fiasco, that 200,000 angry subscribers have canceled over this lack of one article that would show up on page A-20. […]
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