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[[File:Washington-Post-logo.jpg|right|200px]]
[[File:Washington-Post-logo.jpg|right|200px]]
'''''The Washington Post''''', sometimes known as ''Pravda on the Potomac'' is a [[leftwing]] and [[deep state]] mouthpiece. It was bought out by [[CIA]] contractor and [[Amazon.com]] [[oligarch]] [[Jeff Bezos]] with the cash Amazon profits from its lucrative federal contracts for internet services.
'''''The Washington Post''''', sometimes known as ''Pravda on the Potomac'' is a [[leftwing]] and [[deep state]] mouthpiece. It was bought out by [[CIA]] contractor and [[Amazon.com]] [[oligarch]] [[Jeff Bezos]] with the cash Amazon profits in a [[money laundering]] scheme from its lucrative federal contracts for internet services.
''The Washington Post'' is the dominant daily newspaper read by federal [[bureaucrat]]s and America's [[elitism|elite]] political class in [[Washington, D.C.]], with an average daily circulation that peaked at 832,232 in 1993, but had fallen to 638,800 as of 2007<ref>https://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2007/12/05/AR2007120500683.html?sub=AR</ref> and fell far further to only 139,239 in weekly printed circulation by March 2023. In 2024, more than 200,000 subscribers canceled their subscriptions when the rag failed to endorse [[Democrat]] [[Kamala Harris]] for president, who was undemocratically nominated without a single [[primary]] vote after [[Joe Biden]] was forcibly removed from the Democrat ticket in an internal [[coup]].
''The Washington Post'' is the dominant daily newspaper read by federal [[bureaucrat]]s and America's [[elitism|elite]] political class in [[Washington, D.C.]], with an average daily circulation that peaked at 832,232 in 1993, but had fallen to 638,800 as of 2007<ref>https://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2007/12/05/AR2007120500683.html?sub=AR</ref> and fell far further to only 139,239 in weekly printed circulation by March 2023. In 2024, more than 200,000 subscribers canceled their subscriptions when the rag failed to endorse [[Democrat]] [[Kamala Harris]] for president, who was undemocratically nominated without a single [[primary]] vote after [[Joe Biden]] was forcibly removed from the Democrat ticket in an internal [[coup]].