I was curious jagoffWho the F*ck cares about Obama? And just because that f*cker did or did not do something , does that mean every other President after him as to do or not do everything Obama did?
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I was curious jagoffWho the F*ck cares about Obama? And just because that f*cker did or did not do something , does that mean every other President after him as to do or not do everything Obama did?
I read my news only....and I read CNN almost no with FOX, the Guardian, WSJ, Time, NY Times, Politico, the Hill, among others.....the point is that media access to our leaders is essential for comprehensive coverage. I was pissed at Obama for pounding on FOX so often....but I didn’t think he ever advocated openly for them to permanently lose access.What’s the problem, tune in to CNN, they will give you the answers you are looking for.
I see one instance when he denied them access, and others where he tried to discredit them. Trump discredits media daily - concerning, but not nearly as dangerous as removing credentials- which Trump was proposing as a measure to eliminate their permanent access. Not a single instance, but a total denial of access. Big difference.
I was very disappointed in his actions towards whistleblowers- but I think I was in the dark quite a bit.@Boomboom521
http://thehill.com/blogs/pundits-bl...but-didnt-mind-obamas-years-of-stomping-press
Truth is, it was the actions of the Obama administration that should have been viewed as a threat to the First Amendment.
Of course, President Obama was friendly, affable and lined up ideologically with most reporters, so they found it difficult to get too emotional when he stomped on press freedom. There were several egregious examples.
- The Obama administration's Justice Department spied on Fox News reporter James Rosen. The DOJ, led by Eric Holder, somehow labeled Rosen an unindicted co-conspirator in a criminal case, even went so far as to call him a flight risk. He thereby avoided the pesky need to inform him he was under surveillance. Of course, he was guilty of absolutely nothing. Holder would much later acknowledge regret over the Rosen subpoena. Thanks for playing.
- The same DOJ seized two months of phone records from the Associated Press. Close your eyes for a moment and picture the reaction if Attorney General Jeff Sessions had been found to order the same action against the New York Times. If anything but the apocalypse comes to mind, you're in a small minority.
New York Times reporter James Risen summed it up well when he called the Obama administration "the most anti-press administration since the Nixon administration.”
- The Obama administration rejected more Freedom of Information Act requests than any administration in history. That was after Obama promised the "most transparent" administration in history.
"Over the past eight years, the administration has prosecuted nine cases involving whistle-blowers and leakers, compared with only three by all previous administrations combined," Risen wrote for The Times in a Dec. 30, 2016 column. "It has repeatedly used the Espionage Act, a relic of World War I-era red-baiting, not to prosecute spies but to go after government officials who talked to journalists."
But for the previous eight years of outright giddiness at the White House Correspondents Dinner, no First Amendment pins were handed out. No speeches were given about threats to press freedom.
Actions always speak louder than words.
Trump's words about the press are highly critical and demeaning. No argument there.
Many in the press take it personally and even conflate rhetoric — Trump's free speech — as somehow endangering the First Amendment. Ah, the irony.
But Obama's actions? They were downright scary.
Too bad almost nobody stood up to say anything about it, even though they had eight chances at eight dinners from 2009-16.
Don’t worry, Obama just learned about this situation by watching it on the news.I was very disappointed in his actions towards whistleblowers- but I think I was in the dark quite a bit.
I see Trump floated the idea of stripping creditials from most of the news media, with the only suggested reason being negative coverage btw. This is very unnerving to me. Blasting the coverage as fake and trying to destroy their credibility is concerning to me, but not anti-American. This idea....unless done with specific investigations on story sources and with adequate control and oversight....is the beginning of a much more dangerous potential happening. Russians know.
Kinda like a mushroom?I was very disappointed in his actions towards whistleblowers- but I think I was in the dark quite a bit.
When was the FOIA put into effect?
- The Obama administration rejected more Freedom of Information Act requests than any administration in history. That was after Obama promised the "most transparent" administration in history .......................... Any previous THREAD TITLES started from the past of “ CONCERN “?
When was the FOIA put into effect?
I do too. I can’t stand FOX for the most part, but I wasn’t happy about his attitude towards the network at allI can't say I ever heard him threaten to "take away their credentials". But he out loud blamed them for most of his problems in life. Pretty much cried like a infant with any inference of Fox. I do remember that!
Freedom of Information Act of 1967When was the FOIA put into effect?
I have atl on ignore; I have no idea what he ever says and don’t care.
I did a google search for obama denies access to Fox and come up with nada. I also did a search for obama remove press credentials from Fox and get nada.
So, just as I suspected, you can’t provide proof of another claim.
I literally googled exactly what he said he did and found the relevant articles. Started to post the LMGTFY link but figured what was the point. He’s comfortable in his ignorance, why try to help him?Your google skills are quite lacking.
I literally googled exactly what he said he did and found the relevant articles. Started to post the LMGTFY link but figured what was the point. He’s comfortable in his ignorance, why try to help him?
CP is good people on the BL. He’s kind of like RPJ in that he just likes to troll conservatives in the same vein Airport likes to troll liberals. I have no doubt he is very liberal, but that doesn’t bother me. Weak trolling bothers me, at least come hard in the mutha fvcking paint when you do though.I have no problem making country look like a liar and fool. Sad to see cpeer like so many of his posts.
http://www.letmegooglethat.com/?q=obama+denies+access+to+Fox
CP is good people on the BL. He’s kind of like RPJ in that he just likes to troll conservatives in the same vein Airport likes to troll liberals. I have no doubt he is very liberal, but that doesn’t bother me. Weak trolling bothers me, at least come hard in the mutha fvcking paint when you do though.
I know, I like him. Why it makes me so sad to see him liking countryroads lies.
Remember, he "doesn't like Trump".......yet he's defending him, once again.......opcorn:
Honest question here, do you have to personally like someone to support their positions on specific matters?Yeah, he doesn't like trump but here's his pic.
Honest question here, do you have to personally like someone to support their positions on specific matters?
I defend with intensity the positions I agree with. Most of that is fiscal and foreign policy matters since that’s all we talk about on here anymore (thank the sweet baby Jesus). Trump is smacking for the fences internationally. He’s using the leverage that we have. Obama never learned that.No, but you defend him with intensity.
@Boomboom521
http://thehill.com/blogs/pundits-bl...but-didnt-mind-obamas-years-of-stomping-press
Truth is, it was the actions of the Obama administration that should have been viewed as a threat to the First Amendment.
Of course, President Obama was friendly, affable and lined up ideologically with most reporters, so they found it difficult to get too emotional when he stomped on press freedom. There were several egregious examples.
- The Obama administration's Justice Department spied on Fox News reporter James Rosen. The DOJ, led by Eric Holder, somehow labeled Rosen an unindicted co-conspirator in a criminal case, even went so far as to call him a flight risk. He thereby avoided the pesky need to inform him he was under surveillance. Of course, he was guilty of absolutely nothing. Holder would much later acknowledge regret over the Rosen subpoena. Thanks for playing.
- The same DOJ seized two months of phone records from the Associated Press. Close your eyes for a moment and picture the reaction if Attorney General Jeff Sessions had been found to order the same action against the New York Times. If anything but the apocalypse comes to mind, you're in a small minority.
New York Times reporter James Risen summed it up well when he called the Obama administration "the most anti-press administration since the Nixon administration.”
- The Obama administration rejected more Freedom of Information Act requests than any administration in history. That was after Obama promised the "most transparent" administration in history.
"Over the past eight years, the administration has prosecuted nine cases involving whistle-blowers and leakers, compared with only three by all previous administrations combined," Risen wrote for The Times in a Dec. 30, 2016 column. "It has repeatedly used the Espionage Act, a relic of World War I-era red-baiting, not to prosecute spies but to go after government officials who talked to journalists."
But for the previous eight years of outright giddiness at the White House Correspondents Dinner, no First Amendment pins were handed out. No speeches were given about threats to press freedom.
Actions always speak louder than words.
Trump's words about the press are highly critical and demeaning. No argument there.
Many in the press take it personally and even conflate rhetoric — Trump's free speech — as somehow endangering the First Amendment. Ah, the irony.
But Obama's actions? They were downright scary.
Too bad almost nobody stood up to say anything about it, even though they had eight chances at eight dinners from 2009-16.
I am 100% positive, you already know the answer to that question.@Boomboom521
Question for you, since you brought media access up. You posted your concern about Trump talking about Press Credentials. Why did you not show the same concern for the MSMs 91% negative coverage of Trump? They’re bastardizing and perverting their journalistic integrity, yet you’re more concerned about his tweeting something I’ve shown you the last asshat did as well and actually followed through with on at least 1 occasion yet this President hasn’t. It’s impossible for me to take your concerns seriously.
How do you come up with 91% "negative" coverage of Trump by "MSM"?@Boomboom521
Question for you, since you brought media access up. You posted your concern about Trump talking about Press Credentials. Why did you not show the same concern for the MSMs 91% negative coverage of Trump? They’re bastardizing and perverting their journalistic integrity, yet you’re more concerned about his tweeting something I’ve shown you the last asshat did as well and actually followed through with on at least 1 occasion yet this President hasn’t. It’s impossible for me to take your concerns seriously.
I have atl on ignore; I have no idea what he ever says and don’t care.
I did a google search for obama denies access to Fox and come up with nada. I also did a search for obama remove press credentials from Fox and get nada.
So, just as I suspected, you can’t provide proof of another claim.
How do you come up with 91% "negative" coverage of Trump by "MSM"?
I see one instance when he denied them access, and others where he tried to discredit them. Trump discredits media daily - concerning, but not nearly as dangerous as removing credentials- which Trump was proposing as a measure to eliminate their permanent access. Not a single instance, but a total denial of access. Big difference.
Almost like there was a study released or something last week. KGB82, he posts lots of good info.How do you come up with 91% "negative" coverage of Trump by "MSM"?
Almost like there was a study released or something last week. KGB82, he posts lots of good info.
MediaResearchCenter
Not sure I share your assessment that media research center is good info. Any specifics on what constitutes MSM or negative coverage in their study?Almost like there was a study released or something last week. KGB82, he posts lots of good info.
MediaResearchCenter
Odd those old studies are exactly the same as this newest study.Harvard study finds majority of media coverage on Trump negative.
http://www.chicagotribune.com/news/...verage-harvard-kass-0521-20170519-column.html
Study finds 91% of media coverage on Trump negative.
https://www.politico.com/blogs/on-m...overage-on-broadcast-news-was-negative-230297
91 percent of media coverage negative on Trump.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/blog...age-has-been-negative/?utm_term=.07751c56daf2
Odd those old studies are exactly the same as this newest study.
I don’t recall the specifics. They analyzed media coverage from Jan-Apr.Not sure I share your assessment that media research center is good info. Any specifics on what constitutes MSM or negative coverage in their study?
Odd those old studies are exactly the same as this newest study.