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This, to me, is a little misleading. The Washington Post didn't publish about Watergate to "stop Nixon." They were, in fact, trying to provide impartial information -- which in this case led them to present to their readers in stark terms why Nixon was a dangerous crook. But it wasn't based in any desire to get Nixon specifically as far as I know.
An excellent point. So you're planning to fire the propagandists working for you and starting to provide impartial information, right?
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Right?
Those issues are not in any way favorable to Trump, unless you spin it in his favor.
Yeah. Their editorial stance is fucking baffling to me.
Fun fact, I like journalism so I periodically subscribe to a random selection of online news outlets for the tiny little bit of cash that it costs to do it. I just cancelled the NY Times and explained in some detail that this bullshit is why.