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Man, is this shit good to see (#897774, #898583).
The Editorial piece in yesterday's WSJ is pretty good.
Good show all around here—to Mr. Shipley [previous top dude] for resigning when he couldn’t in good conscience follow the owner’s direction. And to Mr. Bezos for being forthright in announcing the direction he wants his publication to take.

"To wit, Post owner Jeff Bezos announced that the paper’s opinion section is making a turn to stand for, well, what we do.... it will be good to have a wingman in the fight."

We welcome the intellectual company. These days it can be lonely as a rare voice for free speech and economic liberty. Political and media fashion has shifted toward industrial policy and income redistribution, and even the Republican Party has too often come to favor government intervention in economic decisions between consenting adults.
WHAT'S THE NEXT CATHEDRAL-LIKE ENTITY TO FALL?!

I'll believe they're sincere, when I see your byline on their pages.
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Ha-HA-HAAAA! Nah, wouldn't accept a job at WaPo... not enough clout/not worth selling my soul over.
Now, The Economist, on the other hand. Now, there's a publication I would die to save/resurrect from its current semi-misery. (but then you wouldn't see my byline LOL since they write in uniform voice or under pseudonym, e.g., the columns)
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New goal for ~econ: purchase the very failed so called The Economist and put @denlillaapan in charge (I thought that was a pseudonym).
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alright, peeps. Better start zapping (and freakin turn that BTC/USD around) so Undisc can build the war chest and take over The Economist.
You'll love this... but its largest owner is a holding company owned and controlled by the founder of FIAT (the Italian car). That's too funny and too perfect.
Bagehot would have approved the takeover
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The symbolic victory couldn't be greater
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Where do I invest in this very noble enterprise?
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Just keep doing what you've been doing. Every new edition of Pleb Economist helps.
I'll start a fundraising round, when we're within striking distance.
@remindme in 10 years
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