The Atlantic was once a respectable publication founded in 1857 and in the following decades featuring some of the most valued writers in America with names like Ralph Waldo Emerson, Oliver Wendell Holmes, Harriet Beecher Stowe and others.
Who knew The Atlantic would re-make itself in the 21st century, now owned by Laurene Powell Jobs? Like many media outlets, they became negatively obsessed by Donald Trump. But now, it’s even more committed, because Mrs. Jobs has a very powerful friend. Cue The New York Times:
Over the past 20 years, she has become one of Ms. Harris’s most essential confidantes, providing counsel and money, and helping to expand Ms. Harris’s public profile. Now, in this year’s presidential race, the wealthiest woman in Silicon Valley has emerged as a powerful player behind the scenes. She has quietly contributed millions of…
