As of today, it has been 273 (call it an absolute zero) days since
Clinton’s last formal press conference on December 4, 2015, something
even the left-leaning WaPo and NYT have expressed outrage against.
Naturally, as questions mount if and when the Democratic Presidential
candidate will finally speak to the press, overnight Clinton's press
secretary, Brian Fallon, had some good news, when he assured an ABC News podcast that she will hold regular press conferences, but under one condition.
That she is president, or as Nancy Pelosi might put it, "you have to elect her, to ask her questions."
This is not a joke: this is how ABC put it, "Clinton’s lead press secretary, Brian Fallon, vowed that if elected, “Hillary Clinton will hold press conferences.” And here we were worried that if elected, Hillary would serve Clinton Foundation corporation and Middle Eastern donors for (at least) 4 years without speaking to the press at least once (an idea Trump may want to consider).
Fallon, seemingly unaware of how this statement sounded, added that "The amount of interaction can only go up," noting that the traveling press will soon be flying with Clinton on her new campaign plane.
That she is president, or as Nancy Pelosi might put it, "you have to elect her, to ask her questions."
This is not a joke: this is how ABC put it, "Clinton’s lead press secretary, Brian Fallon, vowed that if elected, “Hillary Clinton will hold press conferences.” And here we were worried that if elected, Hillary would serve Clinton Foundation corporation and Middle Eastern donors for (at least) 4 years without speaking to the press at least once (an idea Trump may want to consider).
Fallon, seemingly unaware of how this statement sounded, added that "The amount of interaction can only go up," noting that the traveling press will soon be flying with Clinton on her new campaign plane.
“I’m sure that will bring with
it a lot of opportunities for additional access to the candidate and
interactions between her and the traveling press corps that covers her
every day,” Fallon told ABC News’ chief White House correspondent
Jonathan Karl, and political director Rick Klein on the podcast.
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