More illegal government propoganda?The White House gave credentials for a news
organization that had existed for less than a week
Jeff Gannon was a reporter for Talon News, a web
site owned by a GOP activist. He was given White House press room credentials
less than a week after the Talon News website was registered. He had no history
of news reporting. He did not have a journalism degree. Once in the room, he
asked questions that sounded more like GOP talking points than actually queries.
Now he has been exposed by MSNBC. Here is the
transcript.
Now, the question is, will the administration take responsibility for this obvious attempt at propaganda? Propaganda by our government against its own citizens is illegal. Will we see anyone prosecuted for this? I doubt it. It is once again time to write your congressman to demand hearings on the White House attempts to manipulate its own people. Posted: Fri - February 11, 2005 at 06:02 PM | |
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