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Irish journalist who heckled President Obama should be fired – Cheap-shot journalism should have no place at the White House | Periscope Niall O’Dowd | IrishCentral

Filed Jun 16 2012 in: Politics by: Atheist At Large

http://www.irishcentral.com/story/news/periscope/irish-journalist-who-heckled-president-obama-should-be-fired—cheap-shot-journalism-should-have-no-place-at-the-white-house-159289375.html?mob-ua=Y

This one is for you folks. Im not sure where to go with this actually, so make your comments and lets see where it goes.
Is this guy a twit ? Should he be fired ? Or should he be praised for standing up for free speech ?

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