You have a very valid point. I didn’t know it was a “dedicated” press conference; as in, dedicated to a particular issue or subject.

I still think he’s arrogant though. But for once, he might have a defense?!?

Thanks for the information, setting me straight and the comment.

Both Robert Gibbs and April Ryan are professionals who crossed the line. When Gibbs suggested that Ryan was like Gibbs child the conversation should have stopped. When Ryan lost track of the topic of discussion at hand, and continued to badger the press secretary, then Ryan stepped over the line.

Who should be on trial here? The Secret Service who’s sole responsibility is to protect the president. So do we now have a fall guy/gal for what transpired??? Obviously it wasn’t those who are really responsible.

It’s a continuation of the typical cover-ups brought to you by our leadership.

Surely, it’s not so hard to see.

The White House hasn’t answered important questions about the incident, gets testy when asked and refuses to send people to testify to Congress to clear up the questions.

THAT is why Gibbs is the bad guy here.
It’s nothing personal: anyone in his position who doesn’t answer questions (his job) would get the same treatment.

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