White House Tries to bar Fox from Interview »
Posted By bigurn 2 months ago in Political NewsAgain: The Executive Branch tried to limit a free press. One more time: Government servants, paid by the People, tried to stop the Free Press of the People.
Absolutely stunning.
And get this: Only when ALL of the networks banded together, and said the interview would not place unless all networks were involved, did the White House relent.
Sad.
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"Only when ALL of the networks banded together, and said the interview would not place unless all networks were involved, did the White House relent."
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Very, very surprising. Perhaps they realized that Obama will not be around forever, and the next Republican might just take this approach with them. Or maybe they just knew what the right thing was to do, and did it. No way to be sure. -
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