01-28-2021, 05:49 PM
Ted King wrote:
I'm with vision63 on this one. If this was what legally qualifies as a private event and the reporters were allowed into the private event by saying they would abide by the "terms of service" that they would be allowed to observe but not ask questions, then I think the people who put on the event were within their rights to tell the reporter to leave. And the police were not doing anything wrong in escorting the reporter out of the event.
I guess a lot depends on whether or not this was legally a private event.
I agree except - if this was a 'private' event, I want to see the bill for off-hour security paid to the citizens. Just because she is a member of the US House does NOT mean she has the 'right' to hold 'private' meetings and have those paid for by the public.