A Sept. 12 WorldNetDaily article complains that “White House press secretary Jay Carney today at the administration’s daily news briefing declined to allow a question about the massive funds paid to the family of Martin Luther King Jr. for the use of his image and his words on a memorial in Washington,” a question that was “prepared for the news briefing by Les Kinsolving, WND’s correspondent at the White House.”
But as before when WND has issued such complaints, WND offers no evidence that Carney knew what Kinsolving was going to ask. Therefore, it can’t logically complain that Carney “declined to allow” the question when he apparently had no idea what it would be.
Running yet another story about a question Kinsolving would have asked is simply petulant and unprofessional behavior on WND’s part.