Here's 'Fire Elon Musk ad Washington Post refused to run

See the 'fire Elon Musk' ad The Washington Post scrapped from its Tuesday edition
The watchdog group Common Cause said it planned to run an ad in The Washington Post criticizing Elon Musk — but the paper backed out.
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The Post’s decision, made without explanation, has raised concerns about censorship and potential pressure to cover news in a specific way.
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The newspaper told Common Cause, an advocacy group, that it was pulling its special ad, which would have covered the front and back pages of some Tuesday editions.
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Common Cause “The group said it signed a $115,000 agreement with the Post to run the ad that would have covered the front and back page of the Tuesday paper, as well as a full-page ad with the same theme inside the paper…She said the Post did not provide an explanation for why it decided not to run the wrap ad.” —
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