LA Times Denies Submitting Question Seen On Biden's Reporter Cheat Sheet
The Los Angeles Times denied submitting a question to President Joe Biden ahead of a press conference that mirrored what the reporter asked him, as seen on a cheat sheet.
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The Los Angeles Times denied submitting a question to President Joe Biden ahead of a press conference that mirrored what the reporter asked him, as seen on a cheat sheet.
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The Los Angeles Times on Thursday denied it had submitted a question ahead of time to the White House after President Joe Biden was photographed with a written question on a cheat sheet from one of the Times’ reporters.
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