That's blatantly untrue. They quoted his info repeatedly, along with several other anonymous sources.

You, like those prosecuted, throw around a lot of speculation without any basis in fact as if you knew what you were talking about.  You and they were proven wrong.


The Washington Post has even revealed they used him as a source and that before doing so, Woodward and Bernstein had to reveal the identity of the source to the editor.  

That's the whole reason Ben Bradlee knew Felt was the source.


The modern WaPo has confirmed they treat things the same now as then.

And neither Woodward and Bernstein nor the WaPo were the one's to break their promise of anonymity, that revelation happened in a Vanity Fair article.

Only after reviewing the public Vanity Fair article with the WaPo lawyers did Woodward and Bernstein confirm Felt's identity.

Get it right if you're going to try to represent reality.  
You don't get to make it up as you go, no matter how much you and Trump like to try.