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St. Louis Sentinel ?" Ms. V.B.: "Uh, yes, do you think Cheney should resign over this?" Then we at home would know where the idiot population is most concentrated. Of course, there is one other possibility. This administration has some kind of mind numbing mist sprayed into the press room on a continuous basis, resulting in diminished capacity of the already impaired. There has to be a rational explanation for so many imbeciles collected in one spot. br> -- Diane Smith br> South San Francisco, California /p>

This indignant bunch (White House Press Corps) of partisan crybabies with their incessant attacks and "holier than thou" attitude has no credibility. They ignore their charter to "report" the news and instead pursue their agenda of "get Bush" and anyone else in his administration.

p>Like the Democrats, the MSM have become a caricature of themselves.... How can they not be aware of what they've done to themselves and to this country? Perhaps the "I hate Bush" fever is running so high they've become incoherent and they don't care. They don't care, and they think we're stupid enough to believe them. They must be hallucinating. br> -- John Nelson br> Hebron, Connecticut /p>

"Kind of makes me wish that, despite Hume's respected reputation, that Cheney had done his television interview with KZTV News in Corpus Christi instead."

Amen to that. Kind of makes me wonder why there is such a thing as a White House Press Corps. With Satellite Communications a pool camera could be set up in the press room, and questions could come in from reporters from Paducah, Peoria, Boise, etc. Just do it on a rotating basis and questions that where important for the days events, such as Al Gore's payments from the Bin Laden family, turning over U.S. ports to Foreign countries and other such items might actually get asked about.

On the economic part of it, the news gathering agencies, wouldn't have to pay $375,000 a year plus perks for basically bumps on a log.

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