when the questions get 'hot', spicer always goes to a 'reporter' that changes the subject.

[spanone]

anyone notice?


re: press conference

[Adsos Letter]

1. Yeah, he bails when it gets hot.

I wish C-SPAN would identify the reporters asking the questions, and their news affiliation.

[spanone]

2. none of the networks, cable or otherwise, identifies the reporters....

i suspect it would be revealing.

[Adsos Letter]

3. Yeah, I'd like to know who they work for.

Context, and all that.

I don't recognize most of them; I suppose I could spend the time to find out, I just wish they would provide the info.

[countryjake]

4. Oh yeah.

And it doesn't matter how many are clamoring to remain on point, he ignores them all to go to a Faux newsperson or some other more "friendly" journalist.

Spicer's been doing that from the very beginning.

[anneboleyn]

5. yes, he always does this and it's so lame and obvious. I wish the reporters and the news agency

they represent would be revealed when they ask questions at these pressers. Spicer always knows who to go to for a softball question (nothing at all to do with Russia but something easy about some trip Tillerson is taking, etc)

[kentuck]

6. good catch!

[True Dough]

7. I always get suspicious

when the questions go from "Did President Trump get any warnings about General Flynn from the Obama administration," to "Sean, where did you get that great tie?"

[monmouth4]

8. HA!

[spanone]

9. it's ALMOST that blatant.

[maveric]

10. A spineless Monkey Boy

I don't see how he can look at himself in the mirror.