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CorrectOfCenter

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15. No, and I hope the administration doesn't let these crybaby tactics change their policy...

Reply to alp227 (Original post)

Sat Nov 30, 2013, 01:43 PM

Nov 2013

I'm not sure why the media thinks we should care about issues important only to members of the media. They should save it for their private conversations. How the White House distributes photos is not and should not be of any concern to the public.

The media should stop trying to turn the public into its advocates for some perceived freedom to snap unflattering photos of the President.

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Is Obama's Photo Policy Propaganda? (The Rubin Report) [View all] alp227 Nov 2013 OP

"Controlled" is the operative word here. Th1onein Nov 2013 #1

Two thoughts: madamesilverspurs Nov 2013 #2

This message was self-deleted by its author delrem Nov 2013 #4

I totally agree w/you. It makes no sense to not have the official white house photographer's view. The Wielding Truth Nov 2013 #18

no mwrguy Nov 2013 #3

This message was self-deleted by its author delrem Nov 2013 #5

Dave Rubin is part of the progressive media TYT network alp227 Nov 2013 #17

No, and photos of the president should be public domain, and not used by media outlets for profit. freshwest Nov 2013 #6

OK...Ok... bearssoapbox Nov 2013 #7

Please explain this to me as if I were a small child betsuni Nov 2013 #8

Yeah shenmue Nov 2013 #19

They can call it what they want, proReality Nov 2013 #9

The media is still pissed that they can't do photo essays of Queen Ann... Spitfire of ATJ Nov 2013 #16

Isn't this like the teleprompterthing? JHB Nov 2013 #10

Rethugs didn't carp when shrub's art directors mike dub Nov 2013 #11

From a purist perspective, this is propoganda. JimboBillyBubbaBob Nov 2013 #12

USA Today is irrelevant. n/t Coyotl Nov 2013 #13

Note: The media had no problem being stenographers for Dubya. Spitfire of ATJ Nov 2013 #14

No, and I hope the administration doesn't let these crybaby tactics change their policy... CorrectOfCenter Nov 2013 #15