In Exchange for Scoop, Hillary Team Dictated Reporter’s Story

Weekly Standard ^ | 2/9/16 | Weismann

[DeathBeforeDishonor1]

In an email to Gawker, Ambinder said, "It made me uncomfortable then, and it makes me uncomfortable today. And when I look at that email record, it is a reminder to me of why I moved away from all that. The Atlantic, to their credit, never pushed me to do that, to turn into a scoop factory. In the fullness of time, any journalist or writer who is confronted by the prospect, or gets in the situation where their journalism begins to feel transactional, should listen to their gut feeling and push away from that."

[DeathBeforeDishonor1]

[SkyPilot]

He should have written: "When Hillary and Huma check into the same hotel room at night, you know that someone is going to act muscular."

[Insigne123]

Sounds like the guilty conscious of one who cowered to power

[GeronL]

The (Fox) Trump News Channel must have a deal like that too. There is a reason somewhere why they have become a long campaign commercial for the idiot

[Insigne123]

Shirley, you speak of the (Fox) Rubio News Network

...and I do say Shirley

[GeronL]

I wonder how Trump News reported the results before most people had even voted??

http://www.weaselzippers.us/255797-fox-news-reporting-final-results-of-new-hampshire-primary-before-most-have-even-voted/

[martin_fierro]

I just don’t trust any guy who spells his name “Marc” instead of “Mark.”

[CAluvdubya]

It's probably short for Marcus...... like my grandson.

Don't be ridiculously critical.

[martin_fierro]

Only if you’ll stop being so ridiculously pedantic.

[CAluvdubya]

You’re an idiot