The Mail

Has anyone else noticed the rather dramatic and seismic shift in the Mail's attitude and opinion towards the Tories and Brexit the short time Geordie Grieg took over from Dacre as Editor?.
I find it all rather refreshing and it certainly makes for a more balanced read following years of Dacre's vitriol about the left, blacks, migrants, the unemployed, benefit claimants and Muslims..

Now we await a softening in the far right, left hating, migrant loathing , Farage loving, Brexiteering Express, now it has been bought out by the Mirror Group.

I never read the Mail, though sometimes in the online headlines one can find a good story that might prompt discussion on here.

I can’t abide the Mail, Express or the Sun. It pains me to call them a media source.

Angry Andy wrote:Has anyone else noticed the rather dramatic and seismic shift in the Mail's attitude and opinion towards the Tories and Brexit the short time Geordie Grieg took over from Dacre as Editor?.
I find it all rather refreshing and it certainly makes for a more balanced read following years of Dacre's vitriol about the left, blacks, migrants, the unemployed, benefit claimants and Muslims..

Now we await a softening in the far right, left hating, migrant loathing , Farage loving, Brexiteering Express, now it has been bought out by the Mirror Group.

Anyone who actually reads the Daily Mail instead of simply forming an opinion based on carefully selected and frequently subjectively individual edited news items and articles posted online would, of course, appreciate that while the newspaper's editorial policy has always been to support the Conservative and Unionist Party, it has been one of the most powerful and, more importantly, influential critics of Conservative governments for a long time.

And Dacre, of course, hasn't gone away (well, not until November) he remains Editor-in-Chief of the group which includes MailOnLine,  Mail on Sunday (which is pro-Remainer) and The Metro.

I sincerely hope that the Mail's well deserved reputation as the country's foremost and most successful campaigning newspaper continues...as, I suspect, do the family of black teenager Stephen Lawrence and the various environmental groups desperately trying to reverse the devastating effect of plastics on our planet. Etc., etc., ad nauseam et ad infinitum....

It does, of course, expose the violence, brutality and toxicity of Corbyn's backers and puppet masters Momentum...which, I suspect, is why you loathe it so much.