Posted on Feb 27, 2025
Journalists Outraged After WaPo Owner Endorses Freedom
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Many journalists and other liberal activists freaked out on Wednesday after Jeff Bezos, the Amazon founder and compassionate steward of the failing Washington Post, expressed his support for "personal liberties" and "free markets." The billionaire's remarks came in a bland memo to Post staff announcing changes to the paper's opinion section, as well as the departure of opinion editor David Shipley, who evidently did not share Bezos's view that freedom is good.
Journalists Outraged After WaPo Owner Endorses Freedom
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Posted 10 mo ago
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Oh sure now he's all in on that. Where's he been before this week? Counting his money like Scrooge McDuck.
Personally, I'm loving the meltdowns of these 'journalists'. There all impartial until they don't have to be anymore.
Personally, I'm loving the meltdowns of these 'journalists'. There all impartial until they don't have to be anymore.
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Lt Col Charlie Brown
I think it is all quite amusing....
and now we will have more meltdowns over the Epstein files.
and now we will have more meltdowns over the Epstein files.
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How anyone can be opposed to Freedom says a lot about how out of touch they are with reality !
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SGM Jeff Mccloud
because it's not really about "freedom" it's about the owner dictating what they will and won't print in this country of the free press.
Specifically, they won't be printing any columnists or writers whose views 'oppose' that of the 'editorial' board, or what has been known since the dawn of the newspaper as the 'OP-ED' page.
This is the first step taken when any news agency moves from center or slight bias and into just left or just right biased.
Or in this case libertarian biased, which at least will be new.
Specifically, they won't be printing any columnists or writers whose views 'oppose' that of the 'editorial' board, or what has been known since the dawn of the newspaper as the 'OP-ED' page.
This is the first step taken when any news agency moves from center or slight bias and into just left or just right biased.
Or in this case libertarian biased, which at least will be new.
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