Channeling the cunningly compelling 35-year-old mouthless animated Japanese character Hello Kitty, I assume a more pro-Gannett attitude. Next, I join Beltway Buzz Machine Politico in working the virtual Red Carpet rope line before, during and after the White House Correspondents' Association's annual belly-up-to-the-trough fun-raiser. Finally, Al Neuharth himself suggests there may be some Americans (moi?!) who are so bad, they don't deserve access to a free press. Yup: The USA Today founder, a man who still controls substantial purse strings at what remains of the old Gannett Foundation, apparently doesn't get the First Amendment.[Glossary: Hello Kitty vs. the Katzenjammer Kids]
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