YOU started in the gutter by saying "most useless journalist" to a young man doing his job. I asked you why you are insulting him and you repeated the insults. YOU stayed in the gutter. So I met you there and spoke in the language of your preference. I'm versatile like that.
I don't mind being called a bitch. In fact your own leader has repeatedly liked and retweeted posts that called me a bitch. I don't mind and am not looking for protection. I do appreciate your offer though.
Yes, let's keep things professional. It starts with you exercising your right to not like the journalist's question. But it doesn't extend to you dictating what he should and shouldn't ask, where and when. And the calling him "most useless journalist." You introduced words like "stupid " and "foolish." That was not necessary.
I AM sorry I said get your head out of your leader's backside. That was unnecessary. It undermines your right to put your head where you want to put it.
Dear Redi, while we clearly disagree on the boundaries of media engagement & political platforms, there is no need for you to say I must remove my head from the back side. I respect the role of the media in holding leadership accountable. However, politicians also reserve the right to advocate for the focus of their own events. We can debate the ethics of journalism without resorting to personal attacks. Let’s keep the engagement professional. If a question was foolish and stupid....it is exactly that.....for you to say I must remove my head from the backside, I know exactly what you mean. I will defend you when you are called the B*tch word just like you do not have to make innuendo about my head on on the backside. You are stooping very low.