More press butthurt

[imprimis]

WH press are all butthurt that Trump may move Press Corp to another location away from access they currently have. Press claims it would restrict their ability to get instant access with senior members of the administration notwithstanding that the press did nothing these past 8 years with respect to probing in depth investigative journalism.

Trump should go farther and make each press member submit a card with their name and organization they represent. Spicer could then call reporters by name for their questions and avoid the raucous CNN-type outbursts. Better yet, have them submit questions in advance---they're used to this technique.


http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2017/jan/15/trump-eyeing-move-for-white-house-press-room-as-jo/

 

[windriverrange]

And the hits keep coming....GREAT! Amazing how now they are all worried about transparency, truth and "news," freakin losers. He is being way more generous then I would be if he gives one of these clown shows daily.

 

[imprimis]

I suspect you will also see the "carrot and stick" used by Trump. If they continue with fakenews or reports trying to twist the issue to an unfavorable tone, they may find themselves on the outside looking in.

 

[NZ Poke]

I'm all for making these people compete against bloggers and other newscasters (radio hosts etc).

 

[imprimis]

They ought to limit it to the AP solely since most papers nowadays simply reprint the AP story.

 

[CBradSmith]

So... essentially he is legitimizing, via access, those that the corporate media call fake news.

The end game being that it neuters the charges of "fake news" and, more importantly, forces accountability on corporate media.

Am I missing anything? If that is the case, it's brilliant.

 

[MegaPoke]

So... essentially he is legitimizing, via access, those that the corporate media call fake news.

The end game being that it neuters the charges of "fake news" and, more importantly, forces accountability on corporate media.

Am I missing anything? If that is the case, it's brilliant.

I'm guessing credit Bannon. Bringing that guy in was the smartest thing Trump has done. He and Kellyanne are brilliant hires.

 

[Headhunter]

I'm guessing credit Bannon. Bringing that guy in was the smartest thing Trump has done. He and Kellyanne are brilliant hires.

I was going to type something similar giving the credit to Bannon.

Did anyone see the sh!t show the media put on questioning MLK 3 after his meeting with Trump today. They were literally trying to put the words in his mouth to condemn Trump. If I was Trump I'd put an administration wide ban and fire anyone who talked to Jim Acosta, CNN, he was horrible again today.

http://www.newsbusters.org/blogs/nb...k-iii-attack-trump-did-lewis-tweets-shake-you

 

[imprimis]

I'm guessing credit Bannon. Bringing that guy in was the smartest thing Trump has done. He and Kellyanne are brilliant hires.

Kellyanne's husband, George Conway, is Trump's choice for Solicitor General.

 

[Medic007]

Jim Acosta, CNN, he was horrible again today.

Acosta isn't any kind of journalist. He's just an 0bama and Hillary fan boy with a bullshit job at CNN. They won't dump him because they cherish their role of being the Democrat mouthpiece.