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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsWhat is/was your opinion on the Washington Post?
i subscribed for a while, but i found it conservative. And expensive.
Bezos is helping democracy die.
hlthe2b
(113,210 posts)Very sad at the demise knowing full well I helped it to happen. But, I did not MAKE it happen--Bezo's capitulation to Trump did.
Ocelot II
(129,735 posts)But I canceled my digital subscription when Bezos pulled the Harris endorsement.
dem4decades
(13,864 posts)they made me stay until my subscription was up, they wouldn't refund my money.
C_U_L8R
(49,120 posts): - )
markodochartaigh
(5,239 posts)Is: print edition still useful for those who keep a pet parrot.
TBF
(35,991 posts)and read it every morning. Like many others, I had switched to online and then canceled when they refused to endorse Kamala.
bottomofthehill
(9,354 posts)Bezos pulled the Harris Endorsement. As much as I enjoyed reading the Sunday paper (and the feel of paper and the smell of ink) I could not tolerate the owner interference. Its amazing the difference a few years makes. In the first Trump administration the Post and the Times were trading haymakers on great stories and reporting now they are a shell of what they were only 5 years ago. It is sad. Under their banner it says democracy dies in the darkness, sadly, democracy dies with the loss of a free press and Bezos is partially responsible for the death of democracy and totally responsible for the death of a once great newspaper.
NewHendoLib
(61,699 posts)mountain grammy
(28,811 posts)loved the Washington Post.. cancelled when the news of them sitting on the Alito flag story came out. The reporter had even interviewed the Alitos on the record.. not much but damn, that was a story.
walkingman
(10,503 posts)Things have changed.
Henry203
(890 posts)and a great one. Bezos let it be the Post until 2024. He shrank when it counted.
GiqueCee
(3,623 posts)... the physical manifestation of the banality of evil.
