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    On the October 22 edition of Fox News' On the Record with Greta van Susteren, Perino stated: "What was interesting to me is, just from my perspective having been in a White House, there is a network, MSNBC, that I could have said that about the evening anchors, or some people in the morning or -- I could have taken that tack, but I thought it was not the right thing to do, and I think it's mostly because it's really unproductive, it feels un-American, and it's not inspiring." Perino on Fox & Friends: "[T]here were some people who really wanted me, from the podium, to go after MSNBC, and I just thought it was a bridge too far." Full Article at Media Matters for America
    What was interesting to me is, just from my perspective having been in a White House, there is a network, MSNBC, that I could have said that about the evening anchors, or some people in the morning or -- I could have taken that tack, but I thought it was not the right thing to do, and I think it's mostly because it's really unproductive, it feels un-American, and it's not inspiring.
    Dana Perino – Dana Perino SOURCE: Media Matters for America 1 month ago
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Perino says it "feels un-American" for White House to criticize a news outlet, but as Bush's press secretary she blasted NBC
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  2. the back-and-forth between you guys and NBC News
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  3. we had gotten fed up with the way that the President's policies are being mischaracterized
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  5. Will the network publicly declare the civil war has ended, or that it was wrong to declare it in the first place?
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  6. I could have asked the same thing about MSNBC or about some of the programs that are on CNN. I understand that there are some commentators that have prime-time hours on Fox that they don't agree with and that they wouldn't want to do interviews with. And that's fine. But I think that they should then, y...
    SOURCE: Media Matters for America 1 month ago
  7. The reason that we sent the letter yesterday is because we had gotten fed up with the way that the President's policies are being mischaracterized.
    Dana Perino – Dana Perino SOURCE: Media Matters for America 1 month ago
  8. We had complained before. And it just reached a boiling point when things had boiled over when we believed that NBC News specifically edited out -- intentionally edited out -- something that the President said in response to a question in an interview regarding Iran, and that it mischaracterized the who...
    SOURCE: Media Matters for America 1 month ago

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