Elon Musk, Washington Post and Jeff Bezos

Jeff Bezos' potential influence questioned after Washington Post pulls anti-Musk advert
As an ad calling for Elon Musk's dismissal has been swiftly pulled from The Washington Post, questions are being asked about why.
See the ads declined by The Washington Post that say 'Fire Elon Musk'
According to the advocacy group's spokesperson, Common Cause learned on Friday that the Post would not run the ad criticizing Musk. This decision comes after the Post received widespread backlash for not endorsing a political candidate during the 2024 presidential election, and its owner, Jeff Bezos, openly supported President Donald Trump.
Jeff Bezos' Washington Post backs out of running $115,000 front page' fire Elon Musk' advertisement
The Washington Post, owned by Amazon boss Jeff Bezos, pulled a $115,000 front and back page advert calling for President Donald Trump to “fire” Elon Musk, his Department of Government Efficiency head.
Jeff Bezos’ Washington Post Refuses to Run Ad Mocking Elon Musk
The ad, which showed a laughing Musk superimposed over the White House and urged lawmakers to “Fire Elon Musk,” was scheduled to be in Tuesday’s issue.
Washington Post in advertising row after rejecting ‘Fire Elon Musk’ wrap
Jeff Bezos-owned newspaper backs out of six-figure deal criticising billionaire’s power in Trump’s White House
Report says advertisement calling for Elon Musk's dismissal swiftly pulled from The Washington Post; questions rise on Jeff Bezos' potential influence
A $115,000 advertisement urging president Trump to fire Elon Musk from the Department of Government Efficiency was pulled from The Washington Post. The ad criticized Musk's leadership and chaos. Concerns were raised about Jeff Bezos' influence on the decision.
Washington Post sparks renewed outcry for reportedly killing ad calling for Trump to fire DOGE chief Elon Musk
The Washington Post reportedly killed a $115,000 advertisement calling on President Trump to fire DOGE chief Elon Musk — sparking renewed outcry over censorship at the Jeff Bezos-owned publication. Advocacy group Common Cause wanted the anti-Musk wraparound ad,
Washington Post Refuse Advertisement Calling To “Fire” Elon Musk
The Washington Post has refused to run a $115,000 advertisement calling for President Donald Trump to fire Elon Musk, who leads the Department of Government Efficiency. Advocacy group Common Cause, in collaboration with the Southern Poverty Law Center Action Fund,
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