I think it sounds like an example of a traditional Washington phenomenon which can be summed up as "Stand by your man unless she's a woman!"
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I agree that the Debate Commission made a mistake picking Candy Crowley. She was a big mistake , not because she was a woman but because she was totally biased toward Mr. Obama! She had no right to side with Obama when he made a false remark about the attack on Sept .11 , 2012…
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I don't believe it was because she was a woman. She was shamelessly working on behalf of the Obama campaign, but she was hired to act as a professional, non-biased moderator. The committee should have recognized that she was incapable of being fair, and she is not an “actor".
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Actually, I think he was right. She certainly changed the debate when she attempted to verify something the president said. But I do not think it should be used to indict all women. I expect many of us, not even trained in her profession, knew it was a bad move on her part.
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This is such a non-issue. What a bunch of whiners...they didn't get a chance to have a photo op with Tiger Woods, so now they are mad. Then they throw it under the umbrella of "lack of transparency." Why don't they spend that time learning how to be journalists instead of spin writers!!!
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Now they know how we feel about his "lack of transparency"!
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The press needs to get over it.
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A joke. The press can't highlight lack of transparency on important country altering decisions but wants to watch O play golf. Really?
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HYPOCRISY! They have all covered up every thing Obama has done that goes beyond the powers given to him by the Constitution, by not reporting them, but they are up in arms because they were not allowed to photograph/film Obama playing golf with Tiger Woods! Give me a break!!
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We could only hope the media would wake up and see what a sorry soul they have been "courting". Maybe we could get back to true reporting.
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