For years, Democrats have relied on their water-carrying allies in the press to have their backs.
But the tide is finally turning as Americans turn away from the liberal lies.
And now, one of America’s largest left-wing propaganda machines is on track to bankruptcy.
After Jeff Bezos purchased the Washington Post in 2013, he quietly turned the newspaper into one of the largest propaganda machines for the far-left in America.
The Washington Post is notorious for going out of its way to provide cover for left-wing politicians, activists, and even rioters, while doing everything in its power to frame anything else as far-right extremism.
But now, after years of trying to shove outright propaganda down the throats of its readers, the Washington Post is finally running head-first into reality.
DNYUZ reports:
“Mr. Bezos has said he wants The Post to be profitable, but it is unlikely to reach that target this year.
The Post is on a pace to lose about $100 million in 2023, according to two people with knowledge of the company’s finances; two other people briefed on the situation said the company was expecting to miss its forecasts for ad revenue this year. They spoke on the condition of anonymity to discuss internal financial matters. The Post has struggled to increase the number of its paying customers since the 2020 election, when its digital subscriptions peaked at three million. It now has around 2.5 million.”
With a budget shortfall resembling that of a blue state’s government, the Washington Post is now on track for complete fiscal insolvency.
And while Bezos can prop the paper up with his own money, the collapse of the Washington Post would mark a humiliating turning point for the liberal billionaire.
Bezos hoped to turn the Washington Post into the most prominent liberal newspaper in America.
Instead, he lit hundreds of millions of dollars on fire and turned it into a joke to anyone outside of the beltway.
The Washington Times adds, “The Washington Post has lost 500,000 subscribers in the nearly two years that former President Donald Trump has left office, according to a report.
The newspaper’s subscription base dropped from 3 million to around 2.5 million since January 2021 – about a 20% decline in subscribers – according to a Thursday report from The Wall Street Journal.”
Part of the problem was the Post had built its following around smearing Donald Trump.
“It comes after The New York Times first reported in August that The Post is on track to lose money this year. The Times initially reported that The Post had fallen under 3 million subscribers and that its digital advertising revenue fell about $70 million — or roughly 15% — since the first half of 2021,” concluded the Washington Times.
With over half a million subscribers having turned away from the Post in the last few years, Bezos may have to dig into his own pockets to bail the paper out.
