Anthony Brian Logan
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White House Introduces Rules of Decorum For Journalists At Pressers For Jim Acosta! (REACTION)
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November 20, 2018
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10:29Now PlayingAfter a lawsuit against Donald Trump's White House administration on behalf of Jim Acosta, new rules of "decorum" have been introduced for all journalists covering the President and other staffers during press conferences. Acosta's press pass was revoked after constant press conference disruptions that erupted after the midterm elections when he got into a tussle with a WH intern over a microphone.
Federal Judge Timothy Kelly ruled on CNN's lawsuit to reinstate said press pass in the affirmative but only because there were no rules to govern how a press pass is revoked. The ruling was temporary and with it came an order for the White House to introduce rules for journalists to follow. In the case of another Acosta outburst, rules would be in place that would justify one's "hard pass" to be revoked.
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