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At the White House press briefing April 13, HE’s John Gizzi noted it had been one year since Bush held his last nationally televised prime-time press conference. Would Bush go another year before holding a similar press conference, Gizzi asked McClellan, or would he continue his policy since being re-elected of once-a-month, short-notice conferences at […]

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At the White House press briefing April 13, HE's John Gizzi noted it had been one year since Bush held his last nationally televised prime-time press conference. Would Bush go another year before holding a similar press conference, Gizzi asked McClellan, or would he continue his policy since being re-elected of once-a-month, short-notice conferences at the press room in the morning? "We'll take your suggestion under consideration," McClellan replied, insisting to reporters that the President "will continue to meet with the press."

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