Public Affairs Policy and Iraqi Press
2005-12-02T14:46:59-05:00https://images.c-span.org/Files/bf9/190183-m.jpgSenator Warner spoke to reporters about recent reports that Pentagon public affairs officials had promulgated and paid for favorable stories about U.S. military operations in Iraq with several Iraqi media sources. In his remarks he reflected on his concerns about the reports he had voiced the previous day and talked about on-going investigations into public affairs policies by Pentagon officials. Following his remarks he answered questions from the reporters.
Senator Warner spoke to reporters about recent reports that Pentagon public affairs officials had promulgated and paid for favorable… read more
Senator Warner spoke to reporters about recent reports that Pentagon public affairs officials had promulgated and paid for favorable stories about U.S. military operations in Iraq with several Iraqi media sources. In his remarks he reflected on his concerns about the reports he had voiced the previous day and talked about on-going investigations into public affairs policies by Pentagon officials. Following his remarks he answered questions from the reporters. close
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