Donald Trump Jr., Ted Cruz and Meghan McCain are calling the Bari Weiss resignation letter a 'must read.'
New York Times columnist Bari Weiss has revealed that she left the “paper of record” in a lengthy explanation posted to her website on Tuesday. The almost 1,500-word resignation letter, which is addressed to Times publisher A.G. Sulzberger, claims that Weiss suffered “constant bullying” by colleagues, who supposedly called her “a Nazi and a racist.” Weiss suggests this is because her more centrist take on current events doesn’t conform to popular opinion at the Times.
Read more:Ricky Gervais talks ‘cancel culture’ and says even ‘mildly conservative’ voices on social media are viewed as ‘Hitler’ Weiss also accuses the publication of being more concerned about social media backlash than journalistic standards, which she says discourages writers or editors from pitching op-eds that could draw flack online or at the paper.
iframe.twitter-tweet { width: 100% !important; } iframe.twitter-tweet { width: 100% !important; } iframe.twitter-tweet { width: 100% !important; } Several Weiss supporters also called her letter “devastating” and a “tactical nuke” on the New York Times’ credibility.
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