Newsbusters catches the Washington Post scrupulously doing its best to minimize its readers learning about the dark side of John F. Kennedy.  In the news biz, it’s called “burying the lede,” and the WaPo committed a spectacular instance of it.  Ken Shepherd writes: Yesterday the Washington Post's Matt Schudel penned a 43-paragraph obituary marking the passing of Fernande Grudet, the "Famed proprietor of [a] Parisian brothel" which counted diplomats, European nobility, businessmen, and politicians among its clientele. Schudel waited, however, until paragraph number 20 to disclose that President John F. Kennedy was reputed to have once been a customer: On a visit to Paris, John F. Kennedy supposedly requested the company of a woman who looked like his wife, Jacqueline, “but hot.” Not only that but:  The former first lady’s second husband, shipping magnate Aristotle Onassis, was another frequent...(Read Full Post)