The Washington Post’s Routine on ‘Scandal Days’
The Post: It has its layout. It has its formula. And honestly presenting any story regarding President Trump in any way is not part of either
By Guest Column -- Brian McNicoll AIM—— Bio and Archives--July 13, 2017
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It is becoming formulaic.
Some news event happens that lefties hope finally will destroy Donald Trump, and the high dudgeon, pearl clutching hysterics begin.
The Washington Post has developed something of a standing layout for Scandal Days. At the top is a lead story with a headline that gets the judge, jury and verdict part out of the way.
Then, there is the seemingly obligatory story about how President Trump is so furious he is patrolling the halls of the White House in his robe stopping only to unload irrational nastiness on downtrodden employees.
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