Tuesday, September 6, 2016

Here Are A Bunch Of Ways Hillary Clinton Has Avoided Talking To Journalists

Here Are A Bunch Of Ways Hillary Clinton Has Avoided Talking To Journalists

September 06, 2016 Here Are A Bunch Of Ways Hillary Clinton Has Avoided Talking To Journalists , 0 Comments


By The Week, Sep 03, 2016 

Hillary Clinton's campaign announced Thursday their candidate would begin flying on a larger plane with room for media to tag along starting on Labor Day. That's newsworthy because it has been nine months since Clinton held a press conference, and what interactions she does have with the media are notoriously well-controlled by her staff.

In New Hampshire last year, Clinton's aides actually used a rope to hold reporters away from her, an experience that is more the rule than the exception. In that vein, Politico has compiled a fascinating list of other times the campaign made covering Clinton "like a sensory deprivation experience" for print pool journalists. Here are a few of the most bizarre anecdotes:

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