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onetexan

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14. i've been saying that all along

Reply to NastyRiffraff (Reply #5)

Fri Feb 24, 2017, 09:54 PM

Feb 2017

he won't have any press except fox &breitbart.

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Statement from Bloomberg editor in chief John Micklethwait on the WH Barring Certain Media [View all] kpete Feb 2017 OP

THANKING Mr. Micklethwait Skittles Feb 2017 #1

EVERY News Organization should issue this kind of statement and live by it Pachamama Feb 2017 #2

They wouldn't miss much. Those press briefings and press conferences... LAS14 Feb 2017 #16

Exactly - Stop reporting the lies and dig for the truth. Marie Marie Feb 2017 #23

$$$$$$ SammyWinstonJack Feb 2017 #28

Relevant thread: Amaryllis Feb 2017 #35

K&R nt ProudProgressiveNow Feb 2017 #3

KICK Cha Feb 2017 #4

Agreed: ALL news organizations should boycott these "briefings" NastyRiffraff Feb 2017 #5

i've been saying that all along onetexan Feb 2017 #14

I hope they all follow this lead. Leave the WH to the fringe nutters. Stinky The Clown Feb 2017 #6

I think I heard on Hardball that the WSJ has issued a similar statement. nt Buns_of_Fire Feb 2017 #7

Yes!! LAS14 Feb 2017 #8

Wall Street Journal, likewise. LAS14 Feb 2017 #9

Thank you. I was trying to find a cite for that. nt Buns_of_Fire Feb 2017 #13

First they came for CNN BumRushDaShow Feb 2017 #10

Very good! SammyWinstonJack Feb 2017 #29

Aw Bum, this is perfect. Just perfection. That last paragraph is ghoulish and truly creepy. Leghorn21 Feb 2017 #34

Meaning what? zentrum Feb 2017 #11

Bloomberg wasn't excluded. LAS14 Feb 2017 #15

A return of ethics and values in journalism? yallerdawg Feb 2017 #12

Can you say "boycott?" dchill Feb 2017 #17

Trump needs the news media more than the media needs Trump Blue Idaho Feb 2017 #18

He would have a tweet meltdown from attention deficit syndrome. He craves it notdarkyet Feb 2017 #25

No kidding... Blue Idaho Feb 2017 #26

I'd pay to see that. SammyWinstonJack Feb 2017 #30

Without the news media, he wouldn't be in the White House. dalton99a Feb 2017 #27

So true and this is how he repays them. His supporters should take note. SammyWinstonJack Feb 2017 #32

All media would be best served, and best serve, to focus on investigation, not WH fake news WheelWalker Feb 2017 #19

The remainder of the press should react accordingly Shoonra Feb 2017 #20

The responsible media outlets will follow suit gratuitous Feb 2017 #22

Except that "toady press" will still participate. moondust Feb 2017 #21

Hollywood won't come to his party WhiteTara Feb 2017 #24

The media outlets that stay without complaint will be complicit to Trump's fascism. Doodley Feb 2017 #31

Bloomberg is not perfect, but compared to the rest of the industry they have been light years ahead still_one Feb 2017 #33