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Ever since the riot, the Spokesman and other media outlets have had little luck getting Rep. McMorris Rodgers to agree to an interview. She didn't respond to multiple interview requests from the Inlander last week.
But her plus one at inauguration today?
SR Editor Rob Curley.
But her plus one at inauguration today?
SR Editor Rob Curley.
Hopefully Curley's resulting column will be a no-hold-barred grilling of a politician's decisions during the roughest stretch of American history in many of our lifetimes, and not, say, mostly anecdotes about how they both love The Zags and their moms.
Credit sleuth @Wilsoncriscione for hunting down the photo
Some media types are cheering on the prospect that the chummy White House Correspondent Dinner atmosphere is returning to D.C.
Count me out. Our relation to power should be to shine a spotlight, not to bask in its limelight.
Count me out. Our relation to power should be to shine a spotlight, not to bask in its limelight.
Here's my story on McMorris Rodgers this week. Two emails and two phone calls requesting comment were not returned. https://www.inlander.com/spokane/after-the-capitol-riot-and-another-impeachment-us-rep-mcmorris-rodgers-calls-for-turning-down-the-heat-of-political-rhetoric-while-critics/Content?oid=20996592
