Hugh Hewitt quits WAPO

[Thinker101]

Another columnist left The Washington Post Friday, but this time it was not over Jeff Bezos’ decision to not endorse a presidential candidate. Conservative columnist Hugh Hewitt left during a live talk show early Friday, saying it was “the most unfair election ad” he’s participated in.

The court did reverse Buck County and instructed them to open up extra days because they violated the law and told people to go home.



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[DGS49]

Trying to piece this together from various reports, apparently they had been discussing the matter of the closed voting station in Bucks County, where the Republican Party sued to have the drop off period extended because there were people waiting in line when they closed for the day, and the people were told to just go away. The Court went along with the request and ordered the office to continue accepting ballots for a few days.

The WaPo commentators opined that this was just another indication that the Republicans were planning to file a barrage of lawsuits if/when Trump lost the election.

Hewitt admonished his fellow pundits to tell the WHOLE STORY, not just the part that affirmed their Leftist Narrative. Then he quit. Seriously, He formally resigned a little later.

The reason why Bezos decided NOT to endorse a candidate was because he realized that his whole editorial staff was operating in an incubator, only communicating with people who have the same political views as them, and the endorsement would be meaningless.

The WoPo reportedly lost 250,000 subscribers over that decision.

 

[JLW]