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so, anyone, any examples other than the a fore mentioned non example? I'll check back later.
[in my best chuck woolery voice-over]
"and heres hoping that the sun shines on YOUR particular news org. as it always maintains its...."
so, anyone, any examples other than the a fore mentioned non example? I'll check back later.
It isn't a non-example, you're just pulling a Madam Mim.
so, anyone, any examples other than the a fore mentioned non example? I'll check back later.
[in my best chuck woolery voice-over]
"and heres hoping that the sun shines on YOUR particular news org. as it always maintains its...."
I'm looking for an example of another president barring access to public events held by a president such as this one now. I'm sure there is one out there that will be similar....even so, you could provide me 20 examples and I will still think this is bad behavior by the Obama admin and any other admin that did the same thing.
so, anyone, any examples other than the a fore mentioned non example? I'll check back later.
It isn't a non-example, you're just pulling a Madam Mim.
when one gets to the point in a conversation that requires employment of strawman, defense of the mangling of definitions of words, fallacious harm and making oneself right by doing so, its usually time to quit. seriously.
so, have any other examples? of the san fran event? maybe?
It is Nixonian. And in other aspects, Obama is Carteresque.
What a great combination!
so, anyone, any examples other than the a fore mentioned non example? I'll check back later.
[in my best chuck woolery voice-over]
"and heres hoping that the sun shines on YOUR particular news org. as it always maintains its...."
I'm looking for an example of another president barring access to public events held by a president such as this one now. I'm sure there is one out there that will be similar....even so, you could provide me 20 examples and I will still think this is bad behavior by the Obama admin and any other admin that did the same thing.
It isn't a non-example, you're just pulling a Madam Mim.
when one gets to the point in a conversation that requires employment of strawman, defense of the mangling of definitions of words, fallacious harm and making oneself right by doing so, its usually time to quit. seriously.
so, have any other examples? of the san fran event? maybe?
You already got your example of the Bush admin denying access to someone for negative reporting, you can deny and spin all the live long day but it happened. Why would I waste my time looking for any other examples when you have already told me water isn't wet? It's clear you have decided to use the Madame Mim strategy. It's not worth talking to a wall today.
so, anyone, any examples other than the a fore mentioned non example? I'll check back later.
[in my best chuck woolery voice-over]
"and heres hoping that the sun shines on YOUR particular news org. as it always maintains its...."
I'm looking for an example of another president barring access to public events held by a president such as this one now. I'm sure there is one out there that will be similar....even so, you could provide me 20 examples and I will still think this is bad behavior by the Obama admin and any other admin that did the same thing.
This is a public event? You don't need a ticket to attend? Seems to counter the whole fund raising idea.
when one gets to the point in a conversation that requires employment of strawman, defense of the mangling of definitions of words, fallacious harm and making oneself right by doing so, its usually time to quit. seriously.
so, have any other examples? of the san fran event? maybe?
You already got your example of the Bush admin denying access to someone for negative reporting, you can deny and spin all the live long day but it happened. Why would I waste my time looking for any other examples when you have already told me water isn't wet? It's clear you have decided to use the Madame Mim strategy. It's not worth talking to a wall today.
All that being said I have a question for you.
Do you approve or dissaprove of presidents barring reporters from public events?
so you dont care about this or the instance in your example, correct?
so you dont care about this or the instance in your example, correct?
Didn't care then. Don't care now. But don't tell me they aren't the same.
(except for the last sentance since they might have similarities but aren't the same)
It isn't a non-example, you're just pulling a Madam Mim.
when one gets to the point in a conversation that requires employment of strawman, defense of the mangling of definitions of words, fallacious harm and making oneself right by doing so, its usually time to quit. seriously.
so, have any other examples? of the san fran event? maybe?
You already got your example of the Bush admin denying access to someone for negative reporting, you can deny and spin all the live long day but it happened. Why would I waste my time looking for any other examples when you have already told me water isn't wet? It's clear you have decided to use the Madame Mim strategy. It's not worth talking to a wall today.
It is Nixonian. And in other aspects, Obama is Carteresque.
What a great combination!
Malevolent incompetence. America's screwed.
The White House Press Office has refused to give the Boston Herald full access to President Obama’s Boston fund-raiser today, in e-mails objecting to the newspaper’s front page placement of a Mitt Romney op-ed, saying pool reporters are chosen based on whether they cover the news “fairly.” “I tend to consider the degree to which papers have demonstrated to covering the White House regularly and fairly in determining local pool reporters,” White House spokesman Matt Lehrich wrote in response to a Herald request for full access to the presidential visit.
“My point about the op-ed was not that you ran it but that it was the full front page, which excluded any coverage of the visit of a sitting US President to Boston. I think that raises a fair question about whether the paper is unbiased in its coverage of the President’s visits,” Lehrich wrote.
But Lehrich said the Herald wasn’t purposefully barred from the press pool, saying local pool duty by the Boston Globe was arranged earlier with the White House Correspondents Association. And Lehrich insisted the Herald may yet be allowed into Obama events.
