[ElkGroveDan]

I remember a day when reporters jobs were to ask questions and report on the answers — but not debate with public officials over their answers.

[BibChr]

You mean the Clinton days?

Oh wait... you said “ask questions.”

Never mind.

[babygene]

“I remember a day when reporters jobs were to ask questions and report on the answers — but not debate with public officials over their answers.”

So when a candidate makes an assertion that the press thinks is untrue, their just suppose to keep their mouth shut? That’s sick!

[JohnnyZ]

I remember a day when reporters jobs were to ask questions and report on the answers — but not debate with public officials over their answers.

Let me guess -- is Oprah your favorite hard-hitting news show?

[drjimmy]

I remember a day when reporters jobs were to ask questions and report on the answers — but not debate with public officials over their answers.

Those aren't reporters, they are stenographers.

[WOSG]

“I remember a day when reporters jobs were to ask questions and report on the answers — but not debate with public officials over their answers.”

This twerp is angling for David Gregory’s job as most infantile White House presser, I guess. What a child!