Two Billionaires, Two Newspapers, Two Acts of Self-Sabotage

[Hume]

Both papers are owned by billionaires — Patrick Soon-Shiong at The Times and Mr. Bezos at The Post — and it is this grim similarity that raises alarms, especially in the case of The Post, whose “Democracy dies in darkness” motto now moans like an epitaph. Rightly or wrongly, readers will reasonably conclude The Post backed off an endorsement of Ms. Harris to protect the owner’s business interests.

Opinion | Two Billionaires, Two Newspapers, Two Acts of Self-Sabotage

The Washington Post and The Los Angeles Times have made a terrible decision on presidential endorsements.

www.nytimes.com

 

[ExpressLane]

Because Billionaires don't know good business.

 

[T. A. Gardner]

Both papers are owned by billionaires — Patrick Soon-Shiong at The Times and Mr. Bezos at The Post — and it is this grim similarity that raises alarms, especially in the case of The Post, whose “Democracy dies in darkness” motto now moans like an epitaph. Rightly or wrongly, readers will reasonably conclude The Post backed off an endorsement of Ms. Harris to protect the owner’s business interests.

Opinion | Two Billionaires, Two Newspapers, Two Acts of Self-Sabotage

The Washington Post and The Los Angeles Times have made a terrible decision on presidential endorsements.

www.nytimes.com

It isn't "self-sabotage." It's the owner's expressing their opinion(s) and the Left not liking it. Fuck the Left.

 

[Hawkeye10]

It isn't "self-sabotage." It's the owner's expressing their opinion(s) and the Left not liking it. Fuck the Left.

It is self made men refusing to conform to the GroupThink, which is painful during revolutions such as this one.

 

[Phyllis Diller]

Both papers are owned by billionaires — Patrick Soon-Shiong at The Times and Mr. Bezos at The Post — and it is this grim similarity that raises alarms, especially in the case of The Post, whose “Democracy dies in darkness” motto now moans like an epitaph. Rightly or wrongly, readers will reasonably conclude The Post backed off an endorsement of Ms. Harris to protect the owner’s business interests.

Opinion | Two Billionaires, Two Newspapers, Two Acts of Self-Sabotage

The Washington Post and The Los Angeles Times have made a terrible decision on presidential endorsements.

www.nytimes.com

think of it as a "public / private partnership" like windmill boondoggle "solutioneering".

 

[Phyllis Diller]

It is self made men refusing to conform to the GroupThink, which is painful during revolutions such as this one.

the revolution is cancelled from being too chinky and gay.

 

[Hawkeye10]

think of it as a "public / private partnership" like windmill boondoggle "solutioneering".

Public/Private partnership being the definition of fascism.

 

[Hawkeye10]

the revolution is cancelled from being too chinky and gay.

What R U.....4?

In a universe where stupid hurts no less.

 

[Phyllis Diller]

What R U.....4?

In a universe where stupid hurts no less.

the revolution is cancelled.

you're like that guy on a remote japanese island 20 years after the war still shooting at passenger planes, delirous from malaria and loneliness.

 

[Hawkeye10]

the revolution is cancelled.

you're like that guy on a remote japanese island 20 years after the war still shooting at passenger planes, delirous from malaria and loneliness.

U have no idea what is going on, if you are honest, which is very iffy.

Obviously I pay almost no attention to your spew.

 

[Phyllis Diller]

U have no idea what is going on, if you are honest, which is very iffy.

Obviously I pay almost no attention to your spew.

blah blah blah.

you know psyops are legal on American soil.

have been since obama.

you're caught up in the crossfire, stupidass.

 

[Hawkeye10]

blah blah blah.

you know psyops are legal on American soil.

have been since obama.

you're caught up in the crossfire, stupidass.

My Dick can always use more sucking.

 

[Hawkeye10]

I will provide lessons as needed......I am nothing if not generous.

 

[Phyllis Diller]

My Dick can always use more sucking.

you better tell dutch.

 

[Hume]

think of it as a "public / private partnership" like windmill boondoggle "solutioneering".

Wow, that was supposed to make sense?!

 

[Phyllis Diller]

Wow, that was supposed to make sense?!

yes.

and it does make sense.

you know it does.

 

[Hume]

It isn't "self-sabotage." It's the owner's expressing their opinion(s) and the Left not liking it. Fuck the Left.

left is stinky poo

 

[T. A. Gardner]

left is stinky poo

Glad you agree!

 

[Yakuda]

Both papers are owned by billionaires — Patrick Soon-Shiong at The Times and Mr. Bezos at The Post — and it is this grim similarity that raises alarms, especially in the case of The Post, whose “Democracy dies in darkness” motto now moans like an epitaph. Rightly or wrongly, readers will reasonably conclude The Post backed off an endorsement of Ms. Harris to protect the owner’s business interests.

Opinion | Two Billionaires, Two Newspapers, Two Acts of Self-Sabotage

The Washington Post and The Los Angeles Times have made a terrible decision on presidential endorsements.

www.nytimes.com

You think a business should decide things contrary to their business interests? Endorsing the cackling kamal would definitely fall into that category. Idiot