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Feb 10, 2010 by News Gatherer
Robert Gibbs, the press secretary for the White House, counters: "We have more interviews with more journalists at this stage of our presidency of someone else." We go too often Don 't make sense to anybody, "said Gibbs. We have a shy at the time of turn on the TV and see Barack Obama." The president said he holds press conferences to be "a major transit route, but the next will take place during the day wore on cable only, not in primetime.
. . Communications Director Dan Pfeiffer, said "do not do press conferences will be considered as not having problems and that 's not true." Although the best way for a president to reach the public in the past was "through the press, seated in the first three lines in the press room of the White House .. There 's no doubt that the Huffington Post, Talking Points Memo and their counterparts in the conservative can lead a story and the traditional skills of The New York Times and Washington Post. ".
The two men argued that it was risky to answer questions at meetings of the municipality, through YouTube, and the extraordinary dialogue with Republicans on the House approach of the traditional press conference. The public de l 'queries, Pfeiffer said, "no less serious and less hard than the press card from the White House body." Journalists, however, adapted to their questions and insist that the inconsistencies of the past.
Bush 's rare press conferences should not let Obama off the unquestioned practice. Reid has raised the issue with Gibbs in a statement last month, and Hearst columnist Helen Thomas, said that the president has "an obscenely long long gone, what is not.". However, an organ of the press, who regularly complains about George W. and some members of the protest.
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