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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsThe Washington Post-Democracy Dies in Darkness
I don't remember seeing this yesterday, but this morning, at least, the WaPo's masthead reads like this:
The Washington Post-Democracy Dies in Darkness
I guess it's officially fascism now.
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The Washington Post-Democracy Dies in Darkness (Original Post)
marybourg
Mar 2017
OP
But like in Terminator 2 after a little while, his lights come back on in time to save the day!
caroldansen
Mar 2017
#4
Slate had a great article: 15 metal albums with less bleak slogans as titles
bluedye33139
Mar 2017
#7
Renew Deal
(81,859 posts)1. It's been there for at least the last few days
guillaumeb
(42,641 posts)2. I would say that the sun is rising and driving out the darkness.
And Trump and Company are frantic.
The Velveteen Ocelot
(115,705 posts)3. They've been running that subheading for about a week now.
Since they're getting away with it, it's not fascism yet. But it's a warning. Bravo, WaPo!
marybourg
(12,631 posts)6. Yes, I see. Since the news media always uses the current tense,
I read it as a news report, but it can, more plausibly, be read as an admonition.
caroldansen
(725 posts)4. But like in Terminator 2 after a little while, his lights come back on in time to save the day!
MineralMan
(146,313 posts)5. Good for them.
bluedye33139
(1,474 posts)7. Slate had a great article: 15 metal albums with less bleak slogans as titles
Including PEACE SELLS ... BUT WHO'S BUYING
http://www.slate.com/blogs/the_slatest/2017/02/22/_15_classic_metal_albums_whose_titles_are_less_dark_than_the_washington.html