Published 8/20/2008
by rsinderbrand
at CNN Political Ticker
(CNN) — Pity the poor Obama beat reporter – sleeping with their blackberry within arms reach and their cell phone tucked under their pillow awaiting the looming vice presidential announcement, their job description expanded to include Talmudic-style dissections of vacation itineraries, campaign logistics and grammatical slips.
Having trouble working up any sympathy? So is Barack Obama's [...]
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