
Wlady Pleszczynski noticed that yesterday's press conference offered up something not normally on the menu: contempt that ran both ways. What's up, he says, is that the President doesn't fear the Washington Press Corp -- at all.
Rush played Gannon's question yesterday, but he cheered it as evidence that a slice of the Washington media were finally asking fairer questions. That's of course true enough, and it's great that Gannon was called on, but his presence is less a sign that the old guard has changed than that it is making itself less relevant.
Read the rest of Wlady's post -- and smile.
Update: Blogger Lane Core, Jr., sends word that he blogged on Bush and the press last April. This isn't the first time that the President has let the White House press corps know how he feels.
| Jan. 27, 2005 | 10:23 AM