A group of journalists are speaking out regarding their treatment by White House press people. Their new boldness comes in the wake of reportedly being called foul names, among them “b***h”, “c**t” and “a**hole.”
Their new outspoken behavior was sparked by Bob Woodward’s recent op-ed on President Barack Obama in The Washington Post where he said the administration was “moving the goalposts” the night before the sequester went into effect.
The Commander-in-Chief’s people are not, and have never been, very fond of when the press — or any public figure for that matter — puts too much pressure on Obama’s White House.
“The whole Woodward thing doesn’t surprise me at all,” said David Brody, White House correspondent for CBN News. “I can tell you categorically that there’s always been, right from the get-go of this administration, an overzealous sensitivity to any push-back from any media outlet.”
Brody may not be surprised about the White House’s behavior because he experienced that same bullying in 2009 when he pursued an article regarding a cross be taken down at Georgetown University before President Obama was scheduled to speak there, according to Mediaite.
“What started as just some verbal frustration from the White House that I would even want a reason about this story turned into a full-fledged shouting match on the phone with some choice words, shall we say, and it escalated from there,” Brody said.
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Ahh yes how sweet it is to see dumb ass liberals shocked into reality. Did they think the mighty Cesar Obama and gang , sat around in humble adoration of their services rendered ?.
ReplyDeleteUseful idiots. Their time will come.
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