As a journalist, this is borderline offensive... [Trump TRIGGERS whiney #fakenews priestess]

Twitter ^ | 11/22/17 | Christina Wilkie

[SoFloFreeper]

As a journalist, this is borderline offensive. 8:06AM: White House makes pool reporter issue a correction to say "The president will NOT have a low-key day and has a full schedule of meetings and phone calls."

9::26AM: The president goes golfing

[SoFloFreeper]

Triggered. And this person pretends to be an objective journalist.

[blackdog]

Translation = No catered breakfast or lunch put out for the Whitehouse Mess Corps.

[Bookshelf]

[Leftie] Christina Wilkie is a White House reporter at HuffPost in Washington D.C., where she covers the Trump administration. Prior to joining HuffPost in 2011, Wilkie wrote the “In the Know” column for The Hill. She is a graduate of Trinity College and held staff positions at The Brookings Institution and The Aspen Institute before pursuing journalism.

Cut her off!

[blackdog]

Read this and you will get angry.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/archive/lifestyle/food/1999/08/04/the-white-house-press-corps-diet/196dfef7-085a-4997-8619-a9e8ae8adbe5/?utm_term=.eb877c191964

[Doogle]

".....whinny betch passed her snowflake borderline years ago"

[joma89]

Does borderline offensive mean it is not offensive?

JoMa

[djpg]

Journalists are supposed to know how to write. What does “As a journalist,” modify?

[SoFloFreeper]

Interesting. I can see Clinton doing this...I wonder if this practice continued under W, Obamugabe and PRESIDENT trump.

[Clutch Martin]

Golf wasn’t a reportable offense during forty-fours reign...

[Fresh Wind]

If that was Obama, the golf would be the only thing he would do all day (except maybe fire up a blunt or two).

[blackdog]

The press corp is fed and pampered at taxpayer expense by Whitehouse catering. Every day is a smorgasbord. Technically that is income and they should be taxed on the value of their free meals. Brown bags for we and not for them.

[blackdog]

The press corp is fed and pampered at taxpayer expense by Whitehouse catering. Every day is a smorgasbord. Technically that is income and they should be taxed on the value of their free meals. Brown bags for we and not for them.

[blackdog]

Baby Bush fed them peanut butter and jelly sandwiches once and they cried for a month. I would install vending machines and a water bubbler.

[jimfree]

Girl needs to learn about antecedants and dependant clauses and that sort of thing.

[Bulwyf]

I read that article about how well fed they are. It’s a load of garbage, and quite aggravating that he seemed to be rubbing it in.

One had to wonder how much money is spent on these parasites.

[blackdog]

And how they undermine the country. They are not reporters. They are agenda driven reps for highest bidder.

[DaveA37]

I guess if I were POTUS (which I would never want to be), I would do what I damn well pleased especially if it upset the media whores. They just have to learn to live with it or get a real job.

[samtheman]

Journalists are supposed to know how to write. What does “As a journalist,” modify?

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Excellent catch.

Her “sentence” would rate an F- in any decent 9th grade English composition class.

[Flick Lives]

The office's director, Sue Hazard, says she tries not to waste food or overfeed people. But some reporters or TV technicians are too busy to eat at every stop, she says, and they sometimes get testy if there's not a hot meal waiting when they're ready.

"Some time ago, we got complaints because there wasn't enough food and there were cold sandwiches--we got pretty vehement complaints," Hazard says. In fact, the White House Correspondents Association insisted that a hot meal be served on any press flight lasting more than one hour. On top of that, Hazard says, some people don't eat meat, and others need low-sodium meals.

You were right. Yet another reason to despise these pampered prestitutes. Free food and they complain about having to, *shudder*, endure a cold sandwich. The horror. The horror.

The press displays the same lack of situational awareness as the French aristocracy before the Revolution. They are despised by the people and deservedly so.

[Bulwyf]

Paid mercenary hacks to be sure.