The left began to engage President Biden over a lack of transparency regarding the crisis along the Mexican border, while other liberals were committed, he did not hold two months after the adoption of a formal press conference.
The Daily Beast on Sunday quoted a “White House veteran correspondent” who anonymously rejected the Biden government because it had not yet held a formal press conference.
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“This is a problem,” said the unnamed correspondent. “Who are we kidding? More than two months without a press conference? Come!”
The correspondent said the lack of availability extended the boundaries of access and transparency and accused Biden of having responsibilities.
“From a strategic point of view, it makes perfect sense, because why would he want to ask about his predecessor all the time? Or Hunter Biden? There will always be awkward questions, no matter who is in office,” the anonymous correspondent said. further said. ‘But there’s a matter of responsibility here that he just hung out completely. It’s half too cute. They seem to be doing it because they think it’s sending the message away. ‘
Left-wing CNN on Monday published an article with the headline, “Reporters call out Biden’s government over lack of transparency on the US-Mexico border”, in which journalists were upset about the lack of access to the cage-like structures that migrant children vashou.
CNN has highlighted members of the mainstream media who are sick of the lack of access to both Biden and the crisis along the border.
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“I photographed CBP under Bush, Obama and Trump, but now no media access is granted,” Getty Images special correspondent John Moore tweeted. That was one of the comments that CNN singled out. “I respectfully urge U.S. Customs and Border Protection to stop blocking media access to their border operations.”
The continuing influx of migrants to the southern border of the US is growing so terribly that Pamela Brown of the CNN called out the Biden government because they also refused access to the air.
Brown explored the migrating boom and overwhelming border patrol facilities in a segment over the weekend over the weekend, telling viewers that “the situation on the US-Mexico border is getting worse, the media is being held back.”
The Radio Television Digital News Association also blew Biden’s government over the situation.
“The lack of information and cooperation between the Border Patrol and the Department of Homeland Security has also created a vacuum that traditionally fills biased sources with information that only serves their political interests. This dynamic is not conducive to attempts by journalists to communicate impartially. “information to the public and also not constructive for the intense dialogue between elected officials locally and nationally,” wrote Dan Shelley, executive director of RTDNA, in a letter to the administration demanding more access to border patrol for journalists.
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“At a time when the southern border of the United States is undergoing a historic upsurge in migrants, it is more important than ever that journalists have the necessary access to accurately and independently report on the response of the Border Patrol to the increasing arrival of migrants and the well-being of those housed in Border Patrol facilities, ‘Shelley added.
President Biden will hold his first formal news conference on Thursday afternoon, which will end the longest period a new president has had without the past 100 years. The lack of transparency emerged as a problem for people on both sides of the aisle.
The left-wing Washington Post editorial said earlier this month: “It’s over for Biden to hold a news conference.
“Avoiding news conferences should not become a common habit for Mr. Biden. He is the president and Americans have every right to expect him to be subjected to serious interrogation on a regular basis,” the Post’s editors wrote.
Media critic Erik Wemple noted that Biden often holds ‘short’ question-and-answer sessions.
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“These fragmentary interactions are not the same as a formal, solo news conference, something for which Biden is now in arrears,” Wemple wrote.
Fox News’ Dom Calicchio and Yael Halon contributed to this report.