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The status quo is that they have access credentials, which presumably come with some sort of vetting. So a "foreign agent" showing up and impersonating a report
by projectazorian 1y ago
The status quo is that they have access credentials, which presumably come with some sort of vetting. So a "foreign agent" showing up and impersonating a reporter is unlikely.
I've visited the White House a couple of times and even setting foot on the complex as a visitor requires a background check, I assume the Pentagon functions similarly.
- assimpleaspossi 1y agoYou honestly think a foreign agent impersonating a reporter is any more unlikely than a foreign agent--or one working on their behalf--isn't likely to be working within the government?
- walkabout 1y agoHard to believe that for a long time you could just walk up and knock. Or picnic on the lawn. We probably should have taken it as a sign things were heading a bad direction when stuff like that began to change…