Washington Post reportedly killed an advertisement of $ 115,000, calling on the fiery President of Doge Elon Musk-causing renewed anger for censorship in Jeff Bezos’s edition.
The Lawyer Group The common cause required the advertising of the anti-muscular winding, which would cover the front and back sites to run this week, but it was removed without management providing a reason, according to The Hill.
The common cause, together with the partner of the Action Center for the Southern Poverty Law Center, had planned to spend $ 115,000 for both the advertising advertising and a full page advertising within the letter, Priza reported.
“We are forced to ask ourselves if Washington Post – a pillar of investigative journalism during Watergate – is not ready to challenge those in power?” Virginia Kase Solomón, president in the common cause, told the New York Post in a statement.
“According to Jeff Bezos’s ownership, concerns about the influence of corporate press have increased alone, and this decision raises serious questions about the independence of the newspaper.”
A Washington Post spokesman led the New York Post in his advertising instructions, which states that the paper reserves the right to refuse or review any ad.
The advertisement presented a big photo of Musk in front of the White House with the text: “Who is running this place: Donald Trump or Elon Musk?”
“The constitution only allows one president at a time. Call your senators and tell them that it is time that Donald Trump Fire Elon Musk, “continued advertising, according to The Hill.
Broadsheet Beltway has been stacked by internal disagreement since Bezos threw a presidential approval for the then President of Kamala Harris in October.
Last month, workers demanded a meeting with Bezos to discuss the issues, making “readers to question the integrity of this institution”.
DC-based non-profit had sent a copy of the scheduled ad to the Washington Post Advertising Department, and a representative of advertising sales seemed safe for advertising-raising any red flag, Solomón told The Hill.
Newspapers with the wrapping ad will have been handed over to the subscribers in Congress, the Pentagon and the White House.
But the publication – which was purchased by the founder of Amazon Bezos in 2013 – told Common Cause they had to drop the wrapper but could keep what was running inside.
“We said” thank you, no thanks “because we had a lot of questions,” Solomón the Hill told.
She said the newspaper had provided the sample art for the common cause as a guidance on what their ad would look.
The sample was a wrapping advertising that contained a big photo of Trump giving a big finger to highlight his promise to “complete the mandate of the electric vehicle on day 1”, funded by US fuel and Petrokimik manufacturers , according to The Hill.
“It was a part of the thanksgiving art-Donald Trump,” Solomón said.
Some social media users began circulating the canceled advertisement on X, referring to it as the latest letter capitulation for Trump.
“Democracy dies on the floor of the cutting room,” Pulitzer’s winning journalist Mike wrote in a post on X, distorting the label “Democracy dies at Wapo’s Darkness”.
The common cause launched its “Elon Musk Fire” campaign earlier this month to protest the growing power of the billionaire as Trump’s right man.
Musk runs the government efficiency department, a working group that aims to reduce federal spending.
Doge has set up a freezing in federal funds and called on the government to “delete all agencies”.
Meanwhile, the left newspaper has been reactions inside and by readers since the approval scandal.
More than 250,000 readers canceled their WAPO reconciliations in the days after the news was broken that the editorial board was blocked by the publication of their approval of Harris.
Members of the editorial board and long reporters in the handwritten letters of resignation.
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