How low can they go? CNN's laughably 'sketchy' stunt

The CNN team is extremely upset that the White House is limiting coverage of daily press briefings. White House press secretary Sean Spicer is relying more heavily on gaggles and audio only press briefings. To fight back, CNN actually brought in a courtroom sketch artist. No, really, they did.

.@CNN.....actually did what @KevinCorke said about bringing in a sketch artist for the #WHBriefing Absolutely pathetic #TTT pic.twitter.com/b4V9K65M8W

— Curtis Houck (@CurtisHouck) June 23, 2017

On Thursday, CNN's Jim Acosta even said the White House was violating the "rights" of the American people. 

I'm off today but it must be said that YOUR White House is taking away YOUR right to see and hear YOUR government answer questions today

— Jim Acosta (@Acosta) June 22, 2017

No, Jim, that isn't how the First Amendment works. No politician has an obligation to hold press briefings or even allow those briefings to be televised, lest he or she violate the "rights" of Americans. The First Amendment states that the freedom of the press should not be infringed upon. That means government officials shouldn't be allowed to shut down media outlets because they don't like what they are saying. It doesn't mean anyone in the government must talk to those outlets on their terms.

Here are more of the sketches. 

The White House has been prohibiting cameras at some press briefings, so we sent a sketch artist https://t.co/FuKv8RjYD2 pic.twitter.com/pCPzMZas5G

— CNN (@CNN) June 23, 2017

CRTV's Jon Miller outlined what the media are really upset with in a CRTV White House Brief this week.

As Miller said, this is more about the media personalities wanting to preen for the camera than any fundamental right.  

The CNN crew should probably get over themselves.

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