[Guenevere]

I am so encouraged this morning!
Thanking God!

[Carley]

For once being hated by the comPost was a good thing.

[AmericanInTokyo]

Looks like THEY got “Macaca-ed”! LOL!

[Rummyfan]

Pravda on the Potomac tried for another macaca campaign victory, but it didn't work this time.

[bray]

The compost basically spoke to normal Americans and made fun of them. Who wants their PC world?

Pray for America’s Freedom

[Rummyfan]

On the last weekend in August the Post ran the first of dozens of stories about McDonnell's 1989 masters' thesis, in which he wrote, among other things, that working women were detrimental to families and that government should favor traditional marriage over gay unions.

Shocking!

[ontap]

If Geo. Allen treated the macaca moment as what it was..an irrelevant, unimportant statement instead of full apology he would have been fine.

[agrarianlady]

I have this idea for a campaign —

Any neighborhood in Northern VA is littered with Washington Post mailboxes. I wonder how many of those folks still subscribe?

One could go to their door and offer to take it away and recycle it.

[sitetest]

The Washington Lying Thieving Post is the mouthpiece of Hell.

[olezip]

On the last weekend in August the Post ran the first of dozens of stories about McDonnell's 1989 masters' thesis, in which he wrote, among other things, that working women were detrimental to families and that government should favor traditional marriage over gay unions.

I hope that McDonnell did not backpedal too much on his 1989 thesis statements. Statistics and facts show that he is correct in that working women are detrimental to families and that the government should favor traditional marriage.

It is unfortunate that many women have to work to make ends meet, or because they are single mothers and have no other options.

[La Lydia]

How sweet it is. Everyone was on to the Post's transparent attempts at manipulation and Macaca-ization, was prepared, and responded effectively. Works once, but not twice. Nevertheless, McDonnell had to campaign against two adversaries: Deeds and the Post, in particular that reporter, Anita Kumar. And the summing up:

The story here is a classic case of overreach by a mainstream paper drunk on its own hubris, and convinced it could re-orient the race from a bread-and-butter issue contest (which McDonnell was winning) to a culture war clash that liberals thought Deeds could win. But it is also a lesson for Republican candidates about preparation and outreach to women voters.

[bmwcyle]

The Washington Post Rag, Pet poop paper, fish wrapper, fire starter is has no information value.

[HighlyOpinionated]

So the WaPo got their panties in a wad and were all ‘wee weed up’ this time.

[Alberta's Child]

Sounds like the Washington Post made the same mistake Democrats made in South Carolina a few years ago.

Then-candidate (for the U.S. Senate) Jim DeMint had made some public statements suggesting that people who had children out of wedlock weren't fit to teach in public schools. Democrats and the media (one and the same, for the most part) had a field day with that one, and used it to paint DeMint as a right-wing zealot.

DeMint won that election, and by a margin in the polls that only grew bigger after those comments were made public.

[Interesting Times]

This article is on the money. The Post has functioned as a DNC propaganda outlet for decades, and it’s good to see tangible evidence of its waning influence.

[Truth is a Weapon]

The Washington Post loses readers, advertisers, money, influence and relevance. They’re just a big loser.

[cranked]

You need to add The Virginian Pilot to this, as well. They were doing the same, if not worse, than The Washington Post.

[goldstategop]

The MSM tried to sink McDonnell over a college paper and it backfired.

"Show me just what Mohammed brought that was new, and there you will find only things evil and inhuman, such as his command to spread by the sword the faith he preached." - Manuel II Palelogus