To: cody32127
He cites Drudge.
I hate the press.
This is pathetic. The President of the United States is giving a major address concerning the most pressing issue of our time, and the media says, "sorry...no can do." Disgusting.
I hate the press.
6 posted on
10/07/2002 8:27:51 AM PDT by
Wphile
To: Wphile
It was also announced on "Fox and Friends" this morning. Apparently the networks are more "concerned" about their new season shows than about American lives.
10 posted on
10/07/2002 8:29:41 AM PDT by
volchef
To: Wphile; ELS
I heard a short item on the radio this morning about this, and according to Ari Fleischer the White House did not issue a request to the networks to pre-empt their regular schedules.
It really sounded like Fleischer was doing a bit of backpedaling here -- apparently this address by the President is not going to contain any breaking announcements or any major policy decisions.
To: Wphile
OK, but I don't want to hear commentators on any of these networks arguing next week that the President "has not made a convincing case to the American people."
To: Wphile
This is pathetic. The President of the United States is giving a major address concerning the most pressing issue of our time, and the media says, "sorry...no can do." Disgusting. Ditto bump.
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