Oh, Baby ... Romney Fights With Reporter Over Lobbyist Influence On His CampaignMitt Romney and AP scribe Glen Johnson go toe-to-toe over influence of lobbyist Ron Kaufman on Romney's campaign. Romney declares that he doesn't have lobbyists running his campaign, and Johnson, uh, begs to differ ... Enjoy! 6 Comments |
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I thought this was funny.
Now I understand why Romney continues to get a bad wrap in the press, reporters are twisting his words and have an agenda.
The real news story, "Glen Johnson was exposed as a reporter with an agenda and bad manners".
As a former reporter, I have noticed obvious bias in Glen Johnson's reporting of the Romney campaign.
He used the loaded word "anemic" to describe a crowd at a Romney campaign stop the other day that had around 150 supporters.
Look at his articles about Romney. They use terms and phrases to convey weakness or doubt about the future of the campaign.
It is clear now with this latest episode that Johnson has an agenda beyond objective reporting.
The AP should remove this poor excuse for a journalist from his assignment.
Oh how I love reporters that make them tell the truth. My hat is off to this man. Of course this lobbyist is helping Wild Eyed Willard run his campaign. No he isn't the top dog, he is next to the top dog. I am sick and tired of lying politicians. You go Glen Johnson. Keep them honest if that is possible.
Oh how I love reporters that make them tell the truth. My hat is off to this man. Of course this lobbyist is helping Wild Eyed Willard run his campaign. No he isn't the top dog, he is next to the top dog. You go Glen Johnson. Keep them honest if that is possible.
The media clearly has their own agenda. I am sick of the media trying to spin something out of thin air. This reporter is a disgrace.
The only reason for being for lobbyists is to bribe politicians to push their agendas. It is way past time to eliminate lobbyists.