Brit Hume

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Brit Hume @brithume

What kind? The kind that work for the New York Times. — PolitiTweet.org

“What kind of journalists plead with management for greater restrictions on journalistic expression rather than few… https://t.co/ejwQBywZjN

Posted Oct. 11, 2020

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“Court packing” is a colloquial expression dating to at least the 1930’s when Franklin Roosevelt proposed adding seats to the court. It backfired and failed and has been referred to as court packing ever since. It’s the kind of succinct, well-known term newspeople normally like. — PolitiTweet.org

With lightning speed, the Associated Press adopts Democrats' language on SCOTUS: adding members is now "depoliticiz… https://t.co/Q7vOvUVt3I

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For as long as I’ve been in this business — now 55 years — presidents have been spoken of as Mr. in second references and after. It is considered more respectful than by their last names alone, although style at some news organizations permits last names alone. — PolitiTweet.org

@brithume @AHMalcolm Excellent point, Brit. A bone to pick: I have enormous respect for you, but isn't it customary… https://t.co/AgxZ5qbw7D

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