Helen Thomas Finds Obama ‘Reprehensible’
It's been a couple of months since former White House press stalwart Helen Thomas, now 90, resigned after causing controversy with her remarks about the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, but it seems she hasn't forgiven President Obama for his role in that drama.It’s been a couple months since former White House press stalwart Helen Thomas, now 90, resigned after causing controversy with her remarks about the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, but it seems she hasn’t forgiven President Obama for his role in that drama. In the clip posted below, Thomas makes no bones about her feelings on the matter in an interview with Ohio’s WMRN-AM reporter Scott Spears. –KA
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