Washington Post Calls TV Media to Stop Broadcasting Daily Coronavirus Briefings (high school, Ohio)

[DRob4JC]

How come the press and big technology always try to shutdown what they don't want to hear? It's like they are part of the CCP...

The media must stop live-broadcasting Trump’s dangerous, destructive coronavirus briefings

More and more each day, President Trump is using his daily briefings as a substitute for the campaign rallies that have been forced into extinction by the spread of the novel coronavirus.

These White House sessions — ostensibly meant to give the public critical and truthful information about this frightening crisis — are in fact working against that end.

Rather, they have become a daily stage for Trump to play his greatest hits to captive audience members.

LOL... They thought they scored a point when gatherings of 10 or more people were discouraged from meeting... therefore stopping Trump rallies.

Now in their minds, he is having a rally every day - and they want to shut it down. You absolutely can not make this stuff up.

[camaro69]

The liberal media never ceases to amaze me.

[Ohiogirl81]

The Washington Post is saying no such thing. The link in question was written by a columnist for the Washington Post. It is her opinion, and her opinion only.

I"m always amazed at all The ignorance of all these news media critics who know nothing about the news media.

[DRob4JC]

Originally Posted by Ohiogirl81

The Washington Post is saying no such thing. The link in question was written by a columnist for the Washington Post. It is her opinion, and her opinion only.

I"m always amazed at all The ignorance of all these news media critics who know nothing about the news media.

You think she is by herself on this? Really??

[Ohiogirl81]

Originally Posted by DRob4JC

You think she is by herself on this? Really??

That's irrelevant. The piece is her opinion, not the opinion of the Post's editorial board.

Learn the difference.

[DRob4JC]

Originally Posted by Ohiogirl81

That's irrelevant. The piece is her opinion, not the opinion of the Post's editorial board.

Learn the difference.

She also quoted others in her writeup.

I'm OK with what I posted.

[fat lou]

The Washington Post, eh? What, have they run out of stories about high school kids smiling at Indians?

[lovorlando]

Originally Posted by fat lou

The Washington Post, eh? What, have they run out of stories about high school kids smiling at Indians?

hahaha Good one!

[Joe the Photog]

I rarely watch the press briefings. My choice. I'd be upset if I did not have that choice

[saltine]

They printed it, they own it