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In reply to the discussion: 'Collectively, We're All Guilty': Capitol Hill Reporter Admits the 'Kay Granger Story' Fell Through the Cracks [View all]JustAnotherGen
(33,929 posts)52. Truth BRDS!
It didn't "fall through the cracks". It was intentionally "buried". Their "ball" was on bashing Biden 24/7 and insinuating "dementia" and all kinds of other "ailments" for him, including having CNN's Sanjay Gupta do a whole thing on that via "armchair medicine" (on behalf of the GOP) while ignoring the actual people likely diagnosed with it.
It wasn't like she was some new member of Congress. She was a veteran in there for decades and Chair of the House Appropriations Committee, one of the most powerful Committees in the House, during the 118th Congress.
It wasn't like she was some new member of Congress. She was a veteran in there for decades and Chair of the House Appropriations Committee, one of the most powerful Committees in the House, during the 118th Congress.
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'Collectively, We're All Guilty': Capitol Hill Reporter Admits the 'Kay Granger Story' Fell Through the Cracks [View all]
BumRushDaShow
Dec 23
OP
umm.. I do not assume the speaker did not know--. He had to know she was missing since summer.
riversedge
Dec 23
#8
It should be there. I think since there are 535 of them, it might be easy for the media to lose track of one.
LeftInTX
Dec 23
#4
if she is the chair then i'm wondering what has fallen by the wayside since she's been mia. nt
orleans
Dec 24
#22
It looks like once she had announced this past spring that she was not running again
BumRushDaShow
Dec 24
#23
Why didn't her family or her secretary say something? Or was she just an old woman who was never missed?
Srkdqltr
Dec 23
#10
Her staff and her family, but But BUt BUT as long as the gub'mint checks kept coming....
3Hotdogs
Dec 23
#17
They are f..king guilty of a missing a lot of very important stories. Probably more like purposely buried them
PortTack
Dec 24
#20
"We're still, as reporters, have limited resources and limited time to report all these stories out"
Ray Bruns
Dec 24
#37
MEDIA: We were too busy reading the tabloids and focusing on Hannibal Lecter to notice.
usonian
Dec 26
#56
6 months is MORE than enough time for her absence to be not just noticed, but glaring.
BobTheSubgenius
Dec 26
#57