Froomkin: WHCA Is A "Delusional Dinner"

The night’s biggest prize for defensiveness, however, went to the White House Correspondents Association’s president, Steve Scully of C-Span. “I’d like for just a moment to talk . . . about this dinner, because it has received its fair share of criticism [from] those who question whether reporters and their sources should dine together at a night like this,” Scully said. “Now our job is to question policies and look at events with a skeptical eye.