Karen Attiah, who has been a columnist at the far-left Washington Post for eleven years, says she was fired over the weekend for — in her words — “Speaking out against political violence, racial double standards, and America’s apathy toward guns.”
Then she says this is really why: “[T]he Post accused my measured Bluesky posts of being ‘unacceptable,’ ‘gross misconduct,’ and of endangering the physical safety of my colleagues … which I reject as completely false.”
Yeah, I’m going to go out on a limb and say I think she was fired for this series of posts, including a fake quote, that justified the public execution of a 31-year-old father and husband guilty of nothing more than wanting to debate:
Those all came from Attiah’s verified Bluesky account, and the last post, the one about “Black women do not have the brain processing power,” is something made up. Charlie Kirk never said that.
Here’s what he said:
She’s dehumanizing a dead man as a racist and with the false claim that he “espoused violence.”
She’s dehumanizing a human being to the sneer, “white man.”
If the past is prologue, she’ll be a featured commentator on CNN within the week.
There is even more good news…
Back in April, Columbia’s School of International and Public Affairs canceled Attiah’s “Race and Journalism” course after only a couple of years. She says the course focused on how “socially constructed notions of race and identity shape our view of international relations.”
Sounds lame.
But here’s the best news…
Here’s the tee hee…
Exactly a month ago, Attiah was basically encouraged by the Washington Post to accept a buyout package. She refused. Now she’s fired. Not accepting the buyout cost her nine months’ salary.
“At that time, Attiah was weighing whether to take the newspaper’s voluntary departure package or continue working at the publication owned by Jeff Bezos, the Status newsletter reported,” noted the New York Post.
“During a tense sit-down following her post on X, Attiah chose not to take the buyout,” the New York Post reported in August.
As a great man once said, “The arc of the moral universe is long, but it bends toward justice.”
Imagine being too toxic, narcissistic, and racially divisive for the Washington Post and Columbia University.
And so we add yet another name to the glorious and growing list of Trump 2.0 schlongings…
- Karen Attiah – WaPo cans for celebrating Charlie Kirk’s murder
- Matthew Dowd – MSNBC Fires for blaming Charlie Kirk’s murder on Charlie Kirk
- Jonathan Capehart – Stomps out of WaPo in tears (I’m guessing).
- Philip Bump – documented serial liar exits Washintgon Post.
- Catherine Rampell – Leftist WaPo columnist accepts buyout.
- Terry Moran – Self-immolated out of ABC due to TDS meltdown.
- Ruth Marcus – Washington Post columnist resigns.
- 538 – Disney/ABC’s wildly biased polling site shutters.
- Paul Krugman – Always wrong New York Times columnist forced out.
- Jim Acosta – CNN anchor forced out.
- Norah O’Donnell – Failed CBS anchor out.
- Chuck Todd – NBC’s former Meet the Press host DEI’d out.
- Andrea Mitchell – NBC harridan ages out of job.
- Chris Wallace – Son of Someone out at CNN.
- Wendy McMahon – CBS News president exits in disgrace
- Jennifer Rubin — Lunatic columnist quits Washington Post in a snit.
- Joy Reid – Racist MSNBC anchor too racist for MSNBC. Fired.
- Neil Cavuto – Fox News anchor scurries away.
- Alex Wagner – Demoted at MSNBC.
- Ayman Mohyeldin – Lost MSNBC show.
- Olivia Nuzzi – Out at New York Mag for allegedly stalking RFK Jr.
- Katie Phang – Lost MSNBC show.
- Jonathan Capehart – Lost MSNBC show. Steps down from Washington Post editorial board.
- Lester Holt – Out as NBC Nightly News anchor.
- One-third of New York Times Editorial Board – Say, bye.
- Eugene Robinson – Washington Post columnist quits in snit.
- Ryan Lizza – Scurries to Substack over credible misconduct allegations.
- Bill Owens —60 Minutes chief resigns in crybaby disgrace.
Anyone who encourages violence by justifying violence deserves to be fired.
People like Matthew Dowd and Karen Attiah don’t want us assassinated because we are something less than human.
They dehumanize us so people will think it is ok if someone does assassinate us.
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