The Washington Post has its priorities — and using its Memorial Day edition to salute Americans who have died for their country clearly isn’t one of them.
The newspaper of the nation’s capital, an institution practically within shouting distance of Arlington National Cemetery, saw fit to centerpiece its front page on Memorial Day this year with a long, emotional story about families who have lost sons and husbands to fighting overseas.
But it wasn’t the American flag they were fighting under — and that should i …