- Ruth Marcus – Washington Post columnist resigns.
- 538 – Disney/ABC’s wildly biased polling site shutters.
- Paul Krugman – Always wrong New York Times columnist forced out.
- Jim Acosta – CNN anchor forced out.
- Norah O’Donnell – Failed CBS anchor out.
- Chuck Todd – NBC’s former Meet the Press host DEI’d out.
- Andrea Mitchell – NBC harridan ages out of job.
- Chris Wallace – Son of Someone out at CNN.
- Joy Reid – Racist MSNBC anchor too racist for MSNBC. Fired.
- Neil Cavuto – Fox News anchor scurries away.
- Alex Wagner – Demoted at MSNBC.
- Ayman Mohyeldin – Lost MSNBC show.
- Olivia Nuzzi – Out at New York Mag for allegedly stalking RFK Jr.
- Katie Phang – Lost MSNBC show.
- Jonathan Capehart – Lost MSNBC show. Steps down from Washington Post editorial board.
- Lester Holt – Out as NBC Nightly News anchor.
- One-third of New York Times Editorial Board – Say, bye.
- Eugene Robinson – Washington Post columnist quits in snit.
- Ryan Lizza – Scurries to Substack over credible misconduct allegations.
- Bill Owens —60 Minutes chief resigns in crybaby disgrace.
On the other hand the L.A. Times heard the alarm clock and now they're really "woke". Woke up that is. Legacy media giant reportedly shifting resources from left-wing paper to promote…a conservative press. The publisher refused to allow his newspaper.... remember it's his newspaper.... to endorse Kamala Harris. Why? Because it was clear she was in no way qualified to be President of the United State and he'd had enough, and demanded they print news, not their opinions. And many quit.
But the Washington Post is the best story regarding that kind of transformation.
- So, is Jeff Bezos really seeing the light? - Suddenly, the post-Trump Post will turn its opinions page toward ‘personal liberties’ and ‘free markets.’ Speaking of “free markets,” some outlets (WaPo, MSNBC, L.A. Times, etc.) are shelving their most radical leftists in favor of more consumer-friendly material. While I don’t believe for a minute that Jeff Bezos has had a come-to-Jesus, road-to-Damascus epiphany, I do believe that he’s recognized that his paper’s hard-left whackadoodle opinions ran afoul of normal, everyday Americans, and therefore posed a long-term drag on his paper’s fortunes.
Bezos is reshaping the paper's opinion section, and the editor quit, and staff reject liberty and free markets. Someone named Jen Rubin left WaPo in order to make her living continuing to belittling Trump, and is being joined by other WaPo staff. People I never heard of, just like Ruth Marcus. I'm betting the vast majority of America never heard of any of them. Well, good luck with that, if WaPo couldn't make money spewing out their views, why would they think they can make money away from WaPo spewing out their views? Perhaps they need to start practicing saying, "Welcome to McDonalds."
So, is Jeff Bezos really seeing the light? - Suddenly, the post-Trump Post will turn its opinions page toward ‘personal liberties’ and ‘free markets.’ Speaking of “free markets,” some outlets (WaPo, MSNBC, L.A. Times, etc.) are shelving their most radical leftists in favor of more consumer-friendly material. While I don’t believe for a minute that Jeff Bezos has had a come-to-Jesus, road-to-Damascus epiphany, I do believe that he’s recognized that his paper’s hard-left whackadoodle opinions ran afoul of normal, everyday Americans, and therefore posed a long-term drag on his paper’s fortunes.
Of course the staff was outraged, who does he think he is? Well, “there is nothing less tolerant than a leftist scorned.”
Here’s my take regarding his road to Damascus conversion. Believe it or not, I think this a schadenfreude moment for Bezos. He’s a nerd who never dreamed of ever being a major center of attention in the world, and he likes it. So, he’s not going to do anything that will diminish that. He has new hottie on his arm he’s calling his fiance, working out to try and have a new look, and now a new position at the table that affirms he's important.
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