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good8675309 | 1 year ago

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bydo|1 year ago

The Washington Post has endorsed a candidate every election cycle since 1976, with the exception of 1988. The New York Times has endorsed a candidate in every presidential election since its founding in 1851.

smeeger|1 year ago

yes. its always been done and therefore is good! …?

goostavos|1 year ago

Just because it has always been done doesn't make it good.

It's surprising to me that a news organization not publishing an opinion piece is itself giant front page news

nobodyandproud|1 year ago

I definitely remember the 1990s differently.

They still had endorsements, but it just wasn’t spelled out that way.

Instead, just prominent opinions, hit pieces, etc.

iwontberude|1 year ago

I do remember the 1990s where it was typically local newspapers doing explicit endorsements and it was almost always limited to local candidates and issues.