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Shipley left the Post in February after Bezos sought to refocus the section on “free markets and personal liberties,” a decision Shipley opposed. The paper is currently searching for a new ...

Hiatt, who predated Bezos’ takeover of the paper, was eventually replaced by Shipley after a months-long process that saw the paper’s Opinions section go leaderless for the first half of 2022.

In January, Shipley rejected a political cartoon by Pulitzer Prize-winning staffer Ann Telnaes, which depicted Bezos and other tech moguls capitulating to Trump. Telnaes subsequently resigned.

And as Shipley reportedly reminded Bezos, The Wall Street Journal’s editorial page already fills the “liberty and free markets” viewpoint that Bezos claims is “underserved.” ...

Shipley did not respond to requests for comment. Bezos' decision also prompted an outcry from longtime Post figures, including Associate Editor David Maraniss and former Executive Editor Marty Baron.

Some have been more public than others. In early January, Shipley rejected a cartoon by Pulitzer Prize-winning staffer Ann Telnaes, whose proposed sketch showed Bezos alongside other tech and media ...

Shipley did not respond to requests for comment. Bezos' decision also prompted an outcry from longtime Post figures, including Associate Editor David Maraniss and former Executive Editor Marty Baron.