“Mr. President … stop distrust,” read the front page of the famous tabloid for foreign headlines. “You lost the election – here’s how to save your legacy.”
“Mr. President, it’s time to end this gloom,” the Post’s editorial board wrote. “You’re cheering for a democratic uprising.”
Fox News, which owns Murdoch’s Fox Corp., has admitted that Biden was elected president despite Trump’s refusal to accept prime-time hosts.
And in the post itself, top Murdoch lieutenant Kern Allen confirmed that he will retire from the paper in 2021. Allen was instrumental in moving the post in a pro-Trump direction. Last summer, for example, CNN reported that Allen had ordered the removal of the story on Trump’s sexual assault allegations.
But Trump’s misinformation about the outcome of the new editorial election was significant for dismissing his multi-faceted, provocative efforts to propagate and stay in power with his sharp words.
After the post criticized Trump for undermining the election results, his legitimate team found nothing to prove widespread election fraud that weighed in on Biden. The newspaper called Trump election lawyer Sidney Powell “crazy,” and said that former Trump director Michael Flynn was a traitor to Trump’s suggestion of imposing martial law.
“Mrs. President, we understand that you are angry or you are angry. But it is disastrous to continue this way. We give this in the form of a newspaper, which endorsed you: Set even if you want to cement your influence. A platform for future returns, you need to channel your anger into something more productive. “
The editorial insisted that Trump use the rest of his days to fight for Republicans to win both Senate elections in Georgia, so that perhaps Democrats can gain control of both chambers of the legislature. In addition to preventing Democrats from enforcing anti-Republican laws and regulations, the Post noted that the Democratic Senate could threaten the president’s legacy. Republicans will lick their wounds and are less likely to listen to Trump, the Post argues.
“The Democrats will try to write you off as a one-term depreciation, and, obviously, you’re helping them do that,” the editorial board wrote. “King Learn Mar F-Mar-a-Lago, warns of corruption in the world.”
“If you threaten to burn your final days in the final fee, you will be remembered. Not as a revolutionary, but as a match-catching anarchist.”
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