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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I am troubled by this but I'm keeping my paid digital subscription.

There really isn't "free news".

If nobody on the Dem side pays for it, we're going to end up with more outlets similar to Fox News.

The Post has had a couple of good longer articles just in the last week that demonstrated to me that reporters there are still on the ball.

Woke-ism made "cancelling" cool. Now look where we are![/quote]

DOGE is canceling government employees. Nothing Woke about that.[/quote]

PP.  I was a fed.  I don't live in DC anymore.  My hometown metro papers are vulnerable to failing and all their national news is piped in from other sources.

I dislike what Bezos is doing to accommodate Trump but some part of me wonders if what he is doing is just to allow the Post some breathing room to report.

Again.   How are these sources going to survive with low subscriptions?  The oligarchs don't have to operate them for our amusement.

I think WaPo subscribers made their point, but abandoning the paper will cost us more in the long run. [/quote]

A press run by the oligarchy is not a free press[/quote]

So what's the alternative...we print threads from DCUM and Reddit and pass it out on street corners?

Purity tests are killing the "liberal" agenda.[/quote]

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