Geoffrey Ingersoll criticized the Trump White House's strategy of including pro-Trump influencers in press briefings, arguing it results in unchallenging, softball questions that undermine serious journalism. His critique specifically targeted Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt, urging her to cease this practice to preserve the credibility of conservative media. Ingersoll lamented how questions have devolved into praise for Trump and futile inquiries about nonissues, which he views as detrimental to political discourse. He contended that meaningful engagement and conflict are necessary for a healthier media environment and a stronger conservative presence.
In a blistering piece, Ingersoll criticized the Trump White House for allowing pro-Trump influencers to ask fawning questions in briefings, undermining journalistic integrity.
Ingersoll's appeal to Karoline Leavitt to stop inviting softball questioners underscored his belief that real media scrutiny is essential for true political discourse.
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