Will any White House news reporters today ask Trump where his health care plan is - the one he's promised since 2016?
Trump's latest promise was to unveil it by end of Aug. - that's today.
Where's the plan?
#Obamacare #ACA #PreExistingConditions
Who is going to ask Trump about #KyleRittenhouse?
This is not a news conference. This again is a taxpayer-paid, propaganda-filled Trump political campaign event.
Why are taxpayers paying for this?
@FEC?
Trump has not mentioned #KyleRittenhouse.
Again, not a news conference but a taxpayer-paid, propaganda-filled Trump political campaign event.
@whca, when are you going to stop these? Reporters don't need to be there when it's not a news conference. And it's not. It's a propaganda fest.
Two words on Trump's claim about his people "doing a good job" in #Kenosha: #KyleRittenhouse.
Meanwhile, 183,500 Americans are dead from #COVID19.
Over 6 million people in the U.S. have been infected with the disease.
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And where is Trump's health care plan - the one he promised four years ago.
#Obamacare #ACA #PreExistingConditions
Trump supporter, #KyleRittenhouse, shot & killed two people.
Trump is refusing to acknowledge that.
Trump just called #KyleRittenhouse an "interesting situation."
My gosh.
Again, not one single White House news reporter asked Trump where his heath care plan was today. Not one.
And those reporters sat by & let Trump go on & on with propaganda at what amounted to a taxpayer-paid, propaganda-filled Trump campaign event.
.@whca reporters, you are there representing all of us.
When Trump is ranting on, interrupt, ask if it's a news conference. When it's clear it's not, get up & leave!
When it's a taxpayer-paid, propaganda-filled political event, news reporters should not be passive players.
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