During a recent interview with Terry Gross, Hillary Clinton grew irritated when the NPR host suggested that Clinton’s public positions on gay marriage have been calculated based on political considerations.
Media Matters came to Hillary’s rescue, as CNN’s Jake Tapper noticed:
Media Matters now attacking Terry Gross.
— Jake Tapper (@jaketapper) June 13, 2014
Media Matters disagrees with the word Tapper used:
How NPR's Terry Gross Created A False Impression That Hillary Clinton Stonewalled On Marriage Equality http://t.co/vE4OWReWIj
— Media Matters (@mmfa) June 13, 2014
This isn't an attack. Whether you agree or not, we are making a point that doesn't fit what the media wants to hear: http://t.co/vE4OWReWIj
— Media Matters (@mmfa) June 13, 2014
For many, Media Matters vs. NPR was a “pass the popcorn” moment:
Hilarious that Hillary's staunchest media guard dogs are barking at NPR for being right-wingish….
— Tim Graham (@TimJGraham) June 13, 2014
Isn’t it? But then, part of Media Matters’ job is to make sure the MSM lapdoggies don’t stray from their assigned talking points:
https://twitter.com/instapundit/status/477464121290403841
https://twitter.com/Tenand6/status/477464244712009728
https://twitter.com/Artist_Angie/status/477466877275291648
@JimmyPrinceton @jaketapper Oops. Someone strayed off the Progressive Reservation. But never fear. mmfa is there to enforce the law.
— Skin that smokewagon! (@heatpacker) June 13, 2014
https://twitter.com/Big_Liebowski/status/477464290312466432
https://twitter.com/BartMoss2016/status/477460283871330304
Can we add another entity to Hillary’s “list”?
@instapundit @jaketapper So does that make NPR and Terry Gross part of the vast right wing conspiracy?
— Glenn Amurgis (@gamurgis) June 13, 2014
Heh.
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