The Real Reason The Media Hates Michelle Wolf

Michelle Wolf didn't insult anyone's looks.
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"After the annual mutual congratulation session known as the White House Correspondents' Dinner concluded Saturday, NBC News White House reporter Kelly O'Donnell distanced herself from the program. O'Donnell thought Daily Show comedienne Michelle Wolf had been too rough on Trump secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders. "The spirit of the event had always been jokes that singe but don't burn," O'Donnell wrote. Like your reporting, you mean? The White House Correspondents' dinner has always been a bad aristocratic joke, the punch line obvious to everyone but the participants. "Make a joke - but not a real one" has been its unofficial motto since forever. That is exactly what was said, for instance, in 1996, when shock jock Don Imus made his infamous appearance at the Radio and TV Correspondents' dinner. Somehow reporters were surprised when Imus said the same things in front of Bill and Hillary Clinton he'd been saying on the radio for years, making jokes about Whitewater and Bill's womanizing rep, among other things. The D.C. was horrified."*