David Gregory’s White House reporting and grilling of Press Secretary Scott McClellan over the last 6 months may have won me back to watching network news. Thank God the press is done drooling over how “on message” the Bush White House is.
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I don’t know. It seems to me there can’t possibly be time in your TV watching schedule to make room for network news. When would you get the chance to watch everything ever broadcast on the local access City Council/HDC/Planning channel?
Someone get this girl a Tivo!