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Panderer and chief!? Hillary Clinton bans white journalists from a press conference meant to encourage diversity, gets nothing but applause
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Looks Like New Zealand Has Its Share Of Lunatics Too
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Texas Cop In Hot Water After Video Of Him Punching A Homeless Man On The Ground In The Head Goes Viral
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7-Eleven Employee Really Needs Some Retraining
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3 People Set On Fire When Someone At The Bar Gets A Flaming Drink And Things Go Wrong
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Total POS Beats A Barber Because He Didn't Like His Haircut, Steals His Clippers
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HOA Tells Resident To Stop Grilling Meat Because It Bothers Vegans, Tells Him To Find Vegan Alternatives
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Why anyone would debate what, officially, constitutes a press conference stems from a long-running rift between the Clinton press corps and the campaign over the candidate’s accessibility. Clinton had not held a press conference since Dec. 4, 2015, in Fort Dodge, Iowa ― or 244 days ago ― and reporters have frequently highlighted this drought on Twitter.
So when NABJ President Sarah Glover introduced Clinton on Friday as speaking before the “largest press conference with any presidential candidate before a room filled with journalists of color,” several Clinton reporters took issue with that designation.
