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Edited on Fri Feb-13-09 09:54 AM by Stinky The Clown
I was watching the nooz coverage and the NTSB presser from the crash scene in Buffalo.The NTSB spokesman was perfectly clear and made it even more clear that they know only two facts. A flight did not make its destination and there is an airplane on the ground short of that destination. He wasn't being snarky. The NTSB is a one-foot-in-front-of-the-other sort of organization. They don't speculate, they just deal in facts.
After explaining the same thing over and over for each reporter who asked it, he attempted to end the presser. The noozers there just kept shouting questions (essentially the same ones already asked and answered several times over) that were no different except for the phrasing of it and the asker's voice.
Shouted. Persistent. Gaggle-like.
But all that is preamble to my actual, main point.
To wit:
Why are young or not nationally known news people more aggressive than the fawning press corpse that works inside the DC cocktail circuit?
Funny thing, too ...... I didn't hear the news people at the scene interviewing each other.
Without an honest, hard working, impartial media ......
WE ..... ARE ..... WELL ..... AND ..... TRULY ..... FUCKED.
But we're good at chasing shiny things, butterflies, and ambulances.
eta: the second "g" the word "aggressive" in the title
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