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Myers: I’m going to pick the one that has scenes in it that are most telling about the job that I’ve watched him hold the last seven years—Kindergarten Cop.
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> we appreciate the rare, off-the-record parties he'd throw for reporters and their families
What is a supposedly adversarial press corps doing going to his parties for the press? Doesn't this compromise the reporting?
#1 Posted by Ron R, CJR on Wed 20 Oct 2010 at 02:06 PM