You know what I'd like to see? All the recently-resigned and recently-fired journalists getting together and forming a new news source with principles of truth. I'd subscribe, even scroll past ads if necessary. Maybe they could do a series of interviews with recently-fired government employees...
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Isn't substack a bit problematic, though, too?
Unless they've changed their policy on taking money from and paying nazis, white supremacists, etc., then yes.
I think the challenge here is money. Who's going to fund that? And I'm not saying they need to make a ton of money, but they need to eat, and eggs are expensive!
We cancelled our subscription way back when they decided to break tradition and not endorse a candidate. I wish there was more we could do.
There is, but few people want to talk about it.
I have no idea what you mean. /s
ury-jay ullification-nay
The problem with violence against a few specific individuals now; is that their replacements will be as bad.
And yes, could keep at it; until they find public front people with enough credibility to have fan clubs of decent people.
The entire rotten system has to go
What does the pluribus once the unum proves deaf?
Does the article title contain the 2 most important words?
Accusing Washington?
Do you avoid Amazon at all costs? That’s probably the only thing.
It's nice to see Bezos getting some hate too for his role in enabling right wing propaganda. Musk has been getting all of the attention lately.
He’s one of many rich fuckheads on the [100% COMPLETELY METAPHORICAL] chopping block
Sounds like the CEO is the one who needs to resign
Amazon is a terrible monster. It’s many head must be slain.
Article says columnist resigned, not editor.
Ruth Marcus is an associate editor and columnist for The Post.