Special “Rejecting RSVPs” E-dition

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 29, 2017
Whistleblower Staff To Boycott Correspondents’ Dinner

This afternoon at the Conservative Agenda, Political Insiders were asking Beloved Whistleblower Publisher if it was true that the entire Whistleblower staff was skipping this year’s White House Fake News Correspondents’ Association (WHFNCA) dinner in “solidarity” with President Trump, who has announced he won’t attend the annual event this year.

The Hill reported WHFNCA President Jeff Mason said his organization’s board “regretted that decision very much.” Mason claimed, “We have worked hard to build a constructive relationship with the Trump White House and believe strongly that this goal is possible even with the natural tension between the press and the administration that is a hallmark of a healthy republic.” What a total load of crap that was!

Trump announced last month he would not appear at this year’s WHCA dinner, a break with past presidents. “Please wish everyone well and have a great evening!” Trump tweeted at the time. Organizers for the annual dinner said the April 29 event would proceed as planned, despite Trump’s absence.

The event, which used to honor journalists covering the White House and award scholarships to aspiring reporters, typically attracted a number of celebrities as well as many from media and politics. The WHFNCA traditionally invites the president and members of their staff, with a comedian roasting the commander-in-chief before the president delivers light-heartened remarks.

Trump chose to skip the dinner last year while campaigning for the presidency, despite many invites from media to attend. Disgraced Ex-President Obama repeatedly mocked Trump as he sat in the audience at the dinner in 2011, which many have speculated fueled Trump’s desire to enter the political arena.

The last month Trump refused to rule out attending future WHCA dinners, adding his absence at this year’s event is for the best. “That doesn’t mean I’m not going to do it next year,” he said during a Feb. 27 interview on Fox News. “But I just thought it would be better if I didn’t do it this year.”

Trump and other administration officials have repeatedly sparred with the media, labeling reports they dislike “fake news” and accusing outlets of biased coverage against them.

“So is it was true the entire Whistleblower staff is skipping this year’s White House Fake News Correspondents’ Dinner in “solidarity” with President Trump?” asked Schneider the Insider.

“Actually, you have it backwards,” Kane explained. “Trump obviously the idea after he read our Whistlegram announcing our plans to boycott this year’s Fake News Event. The Trumpster seems to be following our advice on quite a few of our Conservative Suggestions these days.”