On Tuesday, Trump tweeted that he told Sanders "not to bother" with White House press briefings because, he said, the administration has been covered unfairly in the media. .
President Donald Trump shared on Twitter that he has told Sarah Sanders "not to bother" with White House press briefings, citing his belief that she's been covered unfairly in the media. .
In a three-and-a-half-minute diatribe on that nightly program available on YouTube, Al Khatib rejected opposition claims her station had covered Hezbollah unfairly, notably since the assassination of former prime minister Rafic Hariri on Valentine's Day 2005.
How do I know that you are not from NTV?" he says, referring to one of the TV stations that he feels covered their story unfairly.
In 2006, when Congress reauthorized the voting law after extensive hearings, Representative F. James Sensenbrenner Jr., a conservative Republican from Wisconsin, said the formula is not outdated and "states covered are not unfairly punished under the coverage formula".
"The existing formula triggering coverage under the Voting Rights Act is not at all outdated in any meaningful sense of the term, and states covered are not unfairly punished under the coverage formula," he said.
Did I unfairly treat these students differently?
Politically, Standing Rock has received a great deal of sympathy and support, but it is largely underground, as mainstream media have barely covered the controversy, and often unfairly.
Mrs. Graham was criticized, not always unfairly, for her relentless socializing with powerful people the Post covered.
And my favourite Bond movie, because it was the first, is Dr No. On the other hand, I have a very soft spot – my body is covered in soft spots – for George Lazenby who I thought was unfairly abused.
