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Journalism & Media Why We Should Get Rid of the White House Press Corps
They're wasted at the White House, where scoops are doled out, not uncovered. The day of a typical White House correspondent consists, literally, of waiting to be told things. Legitimate security concerns and a tightly scripted political world keep the presidential press corps physically corralled and informationally hostage.
TVNL Comment: We exposed the death of the WH Death Corps(e) four year ago.
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