WAPO Buckles to Jeff Bezos Over Kamala Endorsement

Here is the lame explanation published by the Post’s editorial section gives.

Other publications are taking a different stance. The Philadelphia Inquirer endorsed Kamala Harris calling this year’s election “tectonic” and asking:

“Will they choose the first woman or the oldest man to be the next president? Will they choose the prosecutor or the convict? Will they choose the candidate who supports restoring Roe v. Wade, or the man who bragged about overturning it?”

On the flip side, taking the same tack as the Washington Post, the Los Angeles Times canceled its planned Harris endorsement last week, on orders from its owner, billionaire Patrick Soon-Shiong. The head of the paper’s editorial board resigned in protest.

What’s next? Will the Jeff Bezos and Elon Musks of the world press Congress for a constitutional amendment authorizing them to have more than one vote because of their billions in wealth? Will Donald Trump, should the country be crazy enough to elect him, create a new cabinet section for billionaires?

Maybe a college degree in journalism should be required for anyone seeking to buy an established media publication.