Glad to see you're spreading your hatred to your offspring. Need to keep the family business alive when you're gone.
Yes, after our last little bout, concerning evolution as I recall, I understand why you might consider "critical thinking" skills to be hateful but for those of use who want to understand the world we live in instead of merely passing through obliviously must train themselves to recognize statements which demonstrate a basic lack of both accuracy and reasoning; the stupid.
Since you are so concerned about citations, let's review.
only [basically] after winning the republican nomination . hmmm. Seems like until that point they didn't care to much to bring him down.
So, the first layer of stupid here, let's start with the factual. Did, or did not, the Washington Post, run articles before Trump won, or practically won, the Republican nomination. Using the arcane ritual of "go to their website and search" we can see over 1500 pages of articles about trump in the past 12 months and around the 200 page mark, we find ourselves in mid April, well before Indiana and just before New York. Now, what stories was WaPo running with the day before the NY primary?
Oops Donald Trump Accidentally says 7 Eleven instead of 9-11
Trump says first responders were at 7-Eleven on 9/11. Well, that's a silly gaffe, of course they couldn't not say something, but surely...
Trump Campaign's Top Leadership Undergoes Upheaval
Trump's National Field Director Quits Amid Major Staff Changes
Huh, multiple articles about Trump's campaign being in upheaval due to staffing changes. Well, current events I guess, we can't not report on those. But nothing...
The GOP Would Unite Around Trump At Its Own Peril
Well, okay, but that's just an opinion. I mean there is zero chance that the day before one of the most important primaries in the nation they would have run a piece specifically calling out the media for not doing enough to promote the investigative journalism being done against Trump. This is a segway, isn't...
Here's One Big Way The Media Is Letting Donald Trump Off Easy
You mean of the thousands of pages of stories the Washington Post have featured with "Trump" in them in the last year, and note this is pages of stories, not stories, they've actually been hitting Trump pretty much all along? Say it ain't so.
But, as I said, that is only the first level. Next we have to consider the underlying thought process. Michal is seemingly alarmed that more political reporters working for WaPo, the same, finite number working before Trump cinched the nomination, are now being sent to work on Trump when they weren't before. The concept of the same number of political reporters divided by a smaller number of candidates to report on would lend itself, by mathematical necessity, to more reporters covering at least one, if not all, of the candidates.
Then we have the lack of awareness displayed in who investigates other candidates, a failure to realize that with Cruz and Kasich out of the race, the resources they were putting into investigating Trump, to finding out his past, to finding skeletons in his closet are now gone and so those sources of stories have dried up, meaning that they would have to rely on Clinton or their own reporting instead of some of their previous sources of dirt. The net effect of this is that to maintain the same level of coverage, without other candidates spreading crap for their own selfish reason of trying to get elected, it will take media outlets more work, thus more workers, to find.
Then there is the standard practice stupid, where doing some online digging would reveal the Washington Post has revealed they have the exact same number of people working on Hillary as they do Trump, despite the focus mostly just being paid in that direction.
http://www.mediaite.com/online/dont...ters-investigating-trump-is-biased-or-unfair/
Then you have the idea that somehow investigating one of two people almost certain to be the next president of the US is a bad thing, that somehow it is wrong or unethical to send journalists to find information about Trump and make it public, you know, before he becomes president and the point becomes moot.
You see buckshot, I wasn't speaking metaphorically when I referred to the the many layers of stupid here. This post, this small, unobtrusive, fairly standard post for michal is concentrated stupid. Like a Russian nesting doll of stupid, every time you think you have found all the stupid, you go a little deeper, open it up, and find a whole different kind of stupid inside. An everlasting jawbreaker of stupid in 22 words or less. The kind of stupid college students will spend the coming decades writing essays about for bored poli sci professors as they explore newer shades and nuances of stupid that permeate that post. This is the stupid of legend, and you just threw yourself behind it.