The new 'no comment': F--- off

politico.com — The reporter’s e-mail was insistent, his questions obviously skeptical. The State Department official’s response was defensive, his mood obviously annoyed. Then the missiles started flying. “Why do you bother to ask questions you already know the answer to,” Philippe Reines, a communications advisor to Secretary of State Hillary...
Amy Julia Harris Nonprofits Reporter, Bay Citizen and California Watch @amyjharris
F bombs, and the flack vs. journalist relationship. t.co/JlI4OQBr
Shanthi Bharatwaj Financial Services Reporter, The Street @shavenk
RT @dan_freed: email flame wars b/w DC reporters & flacks t.co/a7ZQCCcm
Sabrina Siddiqui Politics Reporter @SabrinaSiddiqui
One thing some government spokespeople don't get: Hounding is a tactic. t.co/NzjD088s
Sabrina Siddiqui Politics Reporter @SabrinaSiddiqui
MT @elisefoley: Govt spox: "One thing some reporters don’t understand: Not calling back is a tactic." Uh...we get that. t.co/NzjD088s
Ron Fournier Editorial Director and National Correspondent, National Journal @ron_fournier
Also rude MT "@elisefoley: Government spox: "One thing some reporters don’t understand: Not calling back is a tactic." t.co/0hAtfQYT"
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