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Newsmen don't buy Thomas' assessment of WH press corps

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Helen Thomas says White House reporters were more lapdogs than watchdogs during the buildup to the war. CNN's John King tells Peter Johnson: "I just don't buy it, but I say this carefully because Helen is a god in our business, a pioneer. Were we at fault sometimes and less than perfect? Absolutely. Lapdogs? No." NBC's David Gregory adds: "I just don't agree with the notion that we went easy." (Second column item.)

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