Helen Thomas Grills ‘Bush’
Straight from the National Conference for Media Reform, journalism icon Helen Thomas lays into a Bush impersonator, who actually does a better job of answering her questions.Straight from the National Conference for Media Reform, journalism icon Helen Thomas lays into a Bush impersonator, who actually does a better job of answering her questions.
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The woman who broke the barrier against female reporters in the White House and criticized the deceitful and secretive practices of the Bush and Obama administrations died Saturday.
The media tirade against Helen Thomas is as illogical as it is hysterical The few sentences uttered by her were, as she quickly acknowledged, wrong -- deeply so, I would add But they cannot justify the road-rage destruction of the dean of the Washington press corps.
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