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White House Correspondent's Dinner Proves What We're SayingBy Ric Wasley May 7, 2018 The Left-stream media are not only biased - they are just plain nasty! Once again Trump proved that he is smarter than the rabid pack of wolves in sheep's clothing who pose as ‘journalists.’ He deliberately chose not to attend their phony ‘Correspondents Dinner’ which was designed for only one thing: to embarrass and insult the current President of the United States. The denizens of that sorry group of immature and spite-filled refugees from the DNC and failed leftist political careers did succeed in doing one thing, however. They conclusively proved that their lack of talent and journalistic ability is exceeded only by their utter lack of professionalism and class. Like the immature bunch of high school bullies they are, they chose their vitriol-filled partisan event to gang up on the representatives from the White House who had apparently drawn the short straw to go on a suicide mission into the snake pit. In fact right here and now I think we should nominate Kelly-Ann Conway and Sarah Huckabee Sanders to receive presidential medals of valor for sacrifices above and beyond the call of duty. Seriously folks, who among us could sit there in front of a lynch mob and be insulted non-stop for hours? Not me, and I doubt any of us would choose to subject ourselves to that ordeal, and my hope is that after this year's shameful display the POTUS will recuse all members of his administration and let the spite-filled children in that room vent their vitriol to empty air and indifferent viewership. The choice of a 'comic' also reflected the rat packs' lack of class. One of the things that have been increasingly and sadly apparent to anyone who was fortunate enough to have seen real comedic geniuses like a George Carlin or Leno in their early stand-up days, is that the current batch of petulant foul-mouthed whiners is simply not funny. Even the DNC sycophantic WH Press drones at the so-called ‘dinner’ could not muster up more than an embarrassed chuckle for the childish, school-yard insults of the self-important disaster that they hired to demean the few White House representatives who had the intestinal fortitude to show up, on the off chance that the DNC press core might try to give professionalism a chance for a change. No such luck. The gaggle of delusional Democrat shills who mistakenly call themselves ‘reporters’ completely blew what can only be viewed as their last chance to regain any modicum of credibility they might have had left over from the true professionals who came before. Instead, they seem to have gone all out to prove that everything Trump and Conservatives have been saying about them is true. They are no longer there to ask intelligent questions and report the answers, they have simply become the activist PR wing of the DNC - and the only thing this sorry performance did was to confirm it in the eyes of all intelligent and objective Americans. What’s the next act for this talentless, pack of self-promoting hacks? There is only one solution to take the wind out of the sails of their partisan pomposity and sink the annual sorry spectacle to the muddy bottom of the swamp where it belongs. The president and his entire team should respond to next year's invitation in the same way you would respond to an invitation to a beating by a bunch of classless thugs. "Sorry, none of us can attend. We have a country to run."
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 Ric Wasley is a writer and lecturer, as well as the author of the popular McCarthy Mystery Series. Ric has had a 40 year professional career history in advertising, publishing and marketing in Boston, New York and San Francisco. He has degrees in history and psychology and has been trained in debating, public speaking and stage acting. A large part of his 40 year career was spent in numerous professional and business settings as a presenter and featured speaker at seminars and professional meetings. Ric has been a visiting professor at Worcester Polytech Institute. He also teaches a popular course on marketing for authors at prominent venues such as the venerable “Cape Cod Writers Conference.” Wasley has been involved in both print and broadcast media as well as writing for business and commercial markets for over 30 years and continues to consult for a major media company. In addition to his novels and short stories, he has been published in several literary magazines. Wasley currently divides his time between Boston and his home on Cape Cod where he continues to write, lecture and create worlds where the unexpected thrives.
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