Washington Post Exhibits Extreme Bias and Hatred

The Graham family demonstrated last week that it's worse than the Sulzberger family at the New York Times in demonstrating extreme bias and hatred toward those it dislikes.
It used the cover of its "Newsweek" magazine and thirteen entire pages (with no advertising interfering) to "get" Vice President Cheney for a hunting accident where a companion wandered out of his sight and received some buckshot in the face.  No one knows whose fault it was.
The entire cover showed the Vice President shooting his shotgun in a South Dakota cornfield (the accident occurred in Texas) while the headline screamed: "Cheney's Secret World." The first page of the story inside had "The Shot Heard Round the World" as its headline.               Its prominent "Perspectives" section had the following banner across the top of the page: "I'm the guy who pulled the trigger and shot my friend."             According to the space given to the story by Graham's publication, that was by far the most important story in the world this week. That's only a fraction of the hate displayed.             We'll report in full next Monday on this fabulously wealthy family, the Grahams, who control with the Sulzbergers most of what we learn as news along the East coast from Maine to Virginia, and most of America as demonstrated by this week's Newsweek.