IMO that's the real problem: the reporters. Press secretaries and PR people in general are paid to spin, though there are, or should be, limits. When reporters report the spin without countering it, or bury the rebuttals 10 paragraphs down, they're just amplifying the spin -- and giving it credibility.
IMO that's the real problem: the reporters. Press secretaries and PR people in general are paid to spin, though there are, or should be, limits. When reporters report the spin without countering it, or bury the rebuttals 10 paragraphs down, they're just amplifying the spin -- and giving it credibility.
IMO that's the real problem: the reporters. Press secretaries and PR people in general are paid to spin, though there are, or should be, limits. When reporters report the spin without countering it, or bury the rebuttals 10 paragraphs down, they're just amplifying the spin -- and giving it credibility.