You know Im not an Obama supporter, but what is wrong with this?

If I were campaigning, I would rather only have friendly reporters on my campaign plane.  They are more likely to see or hear things I dont want in the media.

It saddens me every time a newspaper or other "News" source endorses a candidate.  I guess it seems like it would be contrary to an impartial reporting of the news.

You can be sure if  Obama wins his press secretary will be taught his favorite reply (um).

All's fair in love and war. McCane is no better when it comes to this topic ether.

If it was your plane you would reserve the right to pick also! It's a non issue to me.

From that same article:

"Obama's not the only candidate to play hardball with the press. McCain's campaign has reportedly barred columnists Joe Klein and Maureen Dowd, who have been critical of the Republican candidate, from its campaign plane."

Doesn't mention if he kicked other papers off too, they're probably just not whining about it and trying to make a story out of it.  That's the problem with endorsing candidates (and the parties) (whether it's announced or not), you only see the one side of the story and try to spin whatever you can to make them look bad but ignore or downplay what makes your candidate look bad. 

Personally, though, if I really needed the seats, I'd start by kicking the guys that endorsed the other guy too.

Agostino Leyre wrote on Oct 31^st, 2008 at 11:05am:

That action might make me switch sides depending on which "reporters" he booted.  

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Gotcha.