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The Morgan Fogarty thing...


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I didn't see it as sexist or anything.

Sitting in the front row is what reporters work for. Its a sign that you have arrived. True for white house pressers, true for any presser. JR did not ask her to sit up front because she is an attractive female. He asked her to sit up front because she had established herself as a reporter in JR's circle of trust.

Yes, other reporters threw a hissy and jumped on it as sexist. But to assume an attractive female (why is this fact even brought up by reporters) can only be asked to sit up front because of her looks is in itself sexist as hell.

Buncha idiots, the lot of em.

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I agree for the most part. She may very well have deserved to sit in the front, although I can't help but wonder if he noticed she wasn't because of her hotness.

She may have also been spreading them legs, which would explain the rambling distractions, that slurring speech thing, and hitting the mic with the back of his hand repeatedly

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I didn't see it as sexist or anything.

Sitting in the front row is what reporters work for. Its a sign that you have arrived. True for white house pressers, true for any presser. JR did not ask her to sit up front because she is an attractive female. He asked her to sit up front because she had established herself as a reporter in JR's circle of trust.

Yes, other reporters threw a hissy and jumped on it as sexist. But to assume an attractive female (why is this fact even brought up by reporters) can only be asked to sit up front because of her looks is in itself sexist as hell.

Buncha idiots, the lot of em.

I applaud you.

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An owner that can't be bothered to remember the names of the reporters that have worked the Panthers beat for years immediately invites one of them into his private suite and subsequently his circle of trust after she called him out on air for being cheap. And you guys think that this new found attention may be based on her looks?

*rolls eyes*

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