US EditionWashington Post Rejects Controversial 'Fire Elon Musk' Ad Campaign
- The Washington Post canceled a $115,000 advertisement advocating for President Donald Trump to fire Elon Musk, which was scheduled for delivery to Congress and the Pentagon.
- Common Cause, the pro-democracy group behind the ad, criticized the Post's decision as 'gutless' and questioned possible political motivations.
- The controversial ad depicted Elon Musk and accused him of running the government irresponsibly, stating that 'the Constitution only allows for one president at a time.
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Watchdog group Common Cause said the Washington Post pulled out of its plans to run an ad from the watchdog group calling forAndrew Harnik/Getty ImagesThe Washington Post cut an ad urging Trump to fire Elon Musk, watchdog group Common Cause said.Common Cause said it had a $115,000 deal to run ads in the Post's Tuesday print editions.The Post initially approved the nature of the ad, and didn't say why it was rejected, the org said.The Washington …
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