Great film. The screenplay was on some “Best Unproduced Screenplays” list for a couple of years

I invite you to make whatever connection between these two items you find appropriate. 5/5

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I offer two items for your consideration. The first is a scene from S3 of Ted Lasso, where Rebecca asks the owners of the wealthiest soccer clubs, "How much more money do any of you really need?" The second is Ms. Telnaes' explanation of her decision to quit, including the cartoon at issue. 4/5

… earn more money in a day than most of us will see in a lifetime. In her editorial judgment, those billionaires chose to kowtow to power so they can keep raking in profits at the expense of a free press--which until 2016 was considered among the most fundamental protectors of American liberty. 3/5

Last week, Pulitzer Prize winning editorial cartoonist Ann Telnaes quit the Washington Post when, for the first time in her 17 years at the paper, the Post would not allow her to "aim her pen" at a particular target. That target included multiple media billionaires, each of whom … 2/5

… earn more money in a day than most of us will see in a lifetime. In her editorial judgment, those billionaires chose to kowtow to power so they can keep raking in profits at the expense of a free press--which until 2016 was considered among the most fundamental protectors of American liberty.

Last week, Pulitzer Prize winning editorial cartoonist Ann Telnaes quit the Washington Post when, for the first time in her 17 years at the paper, the Post would not allow her to "aim her pen" at a particular target. That target included multiple media billionaires, each of whom …