USA Today quietly deleting Sen. John Kennedy's op-ed is latest of bizarre editorial moves by newspaper giant
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The editorial pages of the USA Today Network has a history of unethical decisions from quietly deleting Sen. John Kennedy's op-ed to allowing Stacey Abrams to retroactively edit hers.
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Its parent company Gannett told Fox News Digital the op-ed "did not meet our ethical guidelines, which state we will treat people with respect" and stood by its decision to pull the op-ed despite the fact that it did not express any objections to the senator's piece before publishing. Kennedy accused Gannett of trying to "silence the position it disagrees with."
After Fox News Digital reached out seeking comment, Gannett added a disclaimer to the once-broken links noting the content "has been removed because it did not meet our editorial standards."
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