Jeff Gannon blogs at the National Press Club’s website

[marmar]

from ThinkProgress:



Jeff Gannon blogs at the National Press Club’s website.»

Poblano at DailyKos notes that disgraced “reporter” Jeff Gannon is blogging at the National Press Club (NPC). Gannon gained notoriety as the former male escort who, for two years, gained a White House press pass using a pseudonym. There appear to be seven active blogs on the NPC’s site, including Gannon’s. Steve O’Hearn, chairman of the NPC’s new media committee — of which Gannon is also a member — told ThinkProgress that the “current policy” is that any NPC member can have a blog on the organization’s site. Gannon’s most recent post goes after CodePink and its “ties to terrorists and repressive regimes around the world.”

http://thinkprogress.org/2008/06/17/jeff-gannon-blogs-at-the-national-press-clubs-website/

[NightWatcher]

1. so when we call the media a bunch of f'ing whores, we're not far off?

[hokies4ever]

4. Good one!

:rofl:

[Supersedeas]

7. the Press Club

[devilgrrl]

2. People need to leave comments on it...

the ones so far are slapping him around good. :evilgrin:

[marmar]

5. I just read them.....He's getting his ass kicked in!

He should just slink off like the useless POS that he is!

[elehhhhna]

3. Wasn't "Code Pink" his Secret Service monicker?

OOOOH I crack myself up sometimes.

[Sal Minella]

6. I thought it was "Crazy Eight."

[madfloridian]

8. Rove and Gannon, two illustrious graduates of the illustrious....

Leadership Institute run by Morton Blackwell. Their specialty is faux outrage and ridicule.

The GOP's "controlled controversy"...outrageous enough to make us angry. Deliberate.

Yet Blackwell's foundation, the Leadership Institute, is not a Republican organization. It's a nonpartisan 501(c)(3) charity, drawing the overwhelming majority of its $9.1 million annual budget from tax-deductible donations. Despite its legally required "neutrality," the institute is one of the best investments the conservative movement has ever made. Its walls are plastered with framed headshots of former students -- hundreds of state and local legislators sprinkled with smiling members of the U.S. Congress, and even the perky faces of two recently crowned Miss Americas. Thirty-five years ago, Blackwell dispatched a particularly promising 17-year-old pupil named Karl Rove to run a youth campaign in Illinois; Jeff Gannon, a far less impressive student, attended the Leadership Institute's Broadcast Journalism School.

[Joanne98]

9. .................

[SpiralHawk]

10. send the 'Republicon' Propaganda Club an email

The so-called National Press Club

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