Two Washington Post Editorial Board members announced they would be stepping down on Monday, three days after the Left-leaning paper said it would not make an endorsement in the 2024 presidential race.
The Editorial Board of The Washington Post, the newspaper owned by Amazon founder Jeff Bezos, said on Friday, “We are returning to our roots of not endorsing presidential candidates” after it began making endorsements in 1976. The Post’s Editorial Board has never endorsed a Republican presidential candidate.
Many writers on The Washington Post’s opinion staff were outraged after the paper’s decision, and anti-Trump Editor-at-Large Robert Kagan resigned from his position shortly after the Editorial Board made the announcement. Editorial Board members Molly Roberts and David Hoffman resigned on Monday.
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