Fact that news orgs had scores of staff roaming every possible entrance to Capitol to find Petraeus and no one saw him is remarkable.
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Chad Pergram (@ChadPergram) November 16, 2012David Petraeus wasn’t sneaky enough to keep his affair with biographer Paula Broadwell under wraps, but this morning he thwarted reporters trying to catch a glimpse of his arrival at the Capitol for closed-door Benghazi hearings.
Cloak of invisibility, perhaps?
Gen. Petraeus has arrived on Capitol Hill to brief lawmakers. Unseen by reporters as far as we can tell.—
Ed O'Keefe (@edatpost) November 16, 2012
Foiled! Petraeus is in the building…—
Kara Rowland (@kararowland) November 16, 2012
So many hallways, passageways, entrances, exits on capitol hill that allowed Petraeus to slip into room unseen by swarm of reporters—
Tabassum Zakaria (@tobyzakaria) November 16, 2012
Dozens of journalists at the Capitol this morning seeking early glimpse of Petraeus. He was spirited into House Intell mtg, unseen.—
Patricia Zengerle (@ReutersZengerle) November 16, 2012
Petraeus is apparently already inside the hearing room, seemingly dodging reporters on his way in—
Jeremy Herb (@JHerbTheHill) November 16, 2012
On Petraeus mystery entrance to Capitol, when you have eliminated the impossible, whatever remains, however improbable, must be the truth.—
Chad Pergram (@ChadPergram) November 16, 2012
It’s a mystery!
Gen Petraeus avoids press pack at Capitol, enters House Intel hearing through a side door…—
(@MichaelMathes) November 16, 2012
Pesky side doors.
Update:
A Twitchy reader nails it:
@TwitchyTeam ~ Not surprising. There's a lot they don't see in Washington.—
Michael Mattson (@Hell_Roaring) November 16, 2012