"No one cares about the Washington Post’s presidential endorsement. It will not move a single vote."
I have to disagree. An endorsement isn't simply a header, "We endorse X for president," and that's it. A rational, well-reasoned, factual endorsement — starkly contrasting the two candidates — could influence undecided voters out there. Th…
"No one cares about the Washington Post’s presidential endorsement. It will not move a single vote."
I have to disagree. An endorsement isn't simply a header, "We endorse X for president," and that's it. A rational, well-reasoned, factual endorsement — starkly contrasting the two candidates — could influence undecided voters out there. These undecideds may not even read the Post, but it would be republished on social media and shared by Post readers with people they know.
"No one cares about the Washington Post’s presidential endorsement. It will not move a single vote."
I have to disagree. An endorsement isn't simply a header, "We endorse X for president," and that's it. A rational, well-reasoned, factual endorsement — starkly contrasting the two candidates — could influence undecided voters out there. These undecideds may not even read the Post, but it would be republished on social media and shared by Post readers with people they know.