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To: mph who wrote (328953)	10/13/2009 11:15:06 PM
From: longnshort	1 Recommendation Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 794008

Nixon's aides said to him why do you go after the MSM, he replied a President never shoots down

To: mph who wrote (328953)	10/14/2009 1:12:43 AM
From: KLP	2 Recommendations Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 794008

Crybaby Obama, and his WH WahWah team won't like this either FOX NEWS - You decide…. Is it appropriate for the White House to use the stature of the office and a taxpayer-funded blog to wage attacks on the press? foxnews.com Yes. The president has every right to defend himself by any means against all attacks and opposing viewpoints, even from the press. Yes. But if the president disagrees with the press he should respond directly, not through proxies, and not by using a taxpayer funded blog -- his staff just sound like whiners. No. The press has a duty and right to present opposing viewpoints. The attacks demean the office of the president. Undecided. Thank you for voting! Yes. The president has every right to defend himself by any means against all attacks and opposing viewpoints, even from the press. 4% (2,577 votes) Yes. But if the president disagrees with the press he should respond directly, not through proxies, and not by using a taxpayer funded blog -- his staff just sound like whiners. 8% (4,875 votes) No. The press has a duty and right to present opposing viewpoints. The attacks demean the office of the president. 88% (54,092 votes) Undecided. <1% (133 votes) Total Votes: 61,677