Newspaper bleeds: Not forgiven for endorsing Hillary. Massive cancellations in Trump-lovin' town

[rangerrebew]

Newspaper bleeds: Not forgiven for endorsing Hillary
Massive cancellations in Trump-lovin' town
Published: 15 hours ago


The Enid, Oklahoma, newspaper, the News & Eagle, located in the heart of a GOP-heavy county inside a GOP-dominated state in a GOP-led part of the country, this year endorsed Hillary Clinton for president.

“I hope people can respect that we’re entitled to our opinion, too, and that that can be different from news,” said Rob Collins the executive editor.

Jeff L. Funk, the publisher, “supplied notes that formed the basis for the Clinton endorsement,” which was influenced by its corporate owner, Community Newspaper Holdings Inc., according to the New York Times, which reported on the situation.

Read more at http://www.wnd.com/2016/12/oklahoma-newspaper-not-forgiven-for-endorsing-hillary/#deSqgYlhOR7P3MMR.99

[TomSea]

What's black and white and red (read) all over? A newspaper.

[geronl]

Trumpoops vow to boycott every celebrity and singer that fails to show up at the inaugural... lol

[Meshuge Mikey]

Trumpoops vow to boycott every celebrity and singer that fails to show up at the inaugural... lol

I was thinking of "boycotting" watching the Inaugural but given current realities seeing the shock on the donnys face at various points in the proceedings.... might very well make it all worth while.


Rumor has it...... that THOUSANDS of AIR GUITAR Wunderkinds.... have VOLUNTEERED to appear!!! 

[rangerrebew]

So the paper doesn't think people should do anything because they have a right to an opinion.  Did the paper offer the same kindness before this?  Not likely.  Yes they are entitled to their opinions but are not free from the consequences of them.

[geronl]

"Trump-Loving town" where Ted C kicked Trumps rear in the primary

The county is less than 28% registered Democrat.

The county has 60,000 residents, the newspaper circulation was 19-20,000 in 2006, but was probably much less before the election.

It's not a very big business.