The November 7 article states that nonprofits, local grassroots organizations, and even strangers are cooperating to find housing for those displaced by the storm
Is this really the way the Washington Post wants to be represented by their writers? Is this what the shareholders of the Washington Post want the public to think of when they think of their paper?
"WHCA members left nasty grounds on my desk, vandalized my workspace, blocked me in the briefing room, roped me off in the corner, cursed me on live TV, cut my Internet cables, taped up my wooden chair"
“What mayor or governor doesn't want public safety threats out of their communities? That's our number one responsibility; to protect their communities and that's exactly what we're going to do”