William Lewis, The Post's publisher, stated that the decision to forgo presidential endorsements aligns with the paper's long-standing values, emphasizing character and the rule of law.
The decision not to endorse has generated significant backlash within the newsroom, leading the union to express concern over management's interference in editorial decisions and undermining journalists' efforts.
The Los Angeles Times also recently decided against endorsements, indicating a broader trend among major newspapers stepping back from political endorsements due to pressures from ownership.
Following the endorsement decision, Robert Kagan, a Post editorial columnist, resigned, highlighting the internal dissent and discontent with management's influence over editorial independence.
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