Washington Post columnist Jennifer Rubin accused the paper's billionaire owner Jeff Bezos of setting a 'horrible precedent' over the decision to end presidential endorsements.
Washington Post columnist Jennifer Rubin had some harsh words for her paper's billionaire owner Jeff Bezos over his 'bulls--- explanation' behind the non-endorsement in the 2024 presidential race. 'First of all, I do not believe the reason stated.
When a newspaper is forced to advance a bulls--- explanation, how much more damage does that do to The Washington Post? But the problem goes well beyond Jeff Bezos and the Washington Post, it goes beyond the LA Times. It goes beyond USA Today. This is a matter of how free societies defend themselves against fascist threats,' she continued.
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