Sanders was receiving questions from reporters during the daily press briefing, when a CNN reporter which apparently wanted to push her leftist claims and senseless accusations, asked if the President and his advisors “believe slavery is wrong.”
And from what can be seen in the video above, the press secretary “I’m not going to get in and re-litigate the Civil War just like I told you yesterday. I think I’ve addressed the concerns that a lot of people had and I’m not going to re-litigate history here,” but still, she was faced with a reporter that stiffly pushed her question once again.
“I’ll ask the question again… The question is: Does this administration believe, does this President believe that slavery was wrong?” asked the reporter again.
But this time, Sanders didn’t take any of it, and decided to increase what were at first kind words, into a harsher tone, before once again brushing off the claims of the reporter.
“I think it is disgusting and absurd to suggest that anyone inside of this building would support slavery,” fired-back the Press Secretary.
Reporters who ask asinine irrelevant questions just to cause discourse should be written up by the Media they represent for lack of responsible behavior. Three strikes you're out! You forfeit the seat to somebody who understands this is serious business. This isn't play! This is not game show. This sure is not Esquire! The White House Press Corp. should be the sought after assignment with cream of the crop reporters well versed in the issues of the day. What employer in their right mind would not want their representative to meet the professional standard for the Industry. Who can spell high-profile.
ReplyDeleteSlavery? What about the American people paying higher and higher taxes without relief? All the Democrats do is crack that whip and scream Mo' money foir us to tax and spend!!
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