Could you ask him to call me? http://egotastic.in.net/ egotastic This is something else I've laughed about over many trips to Fort Meade. When we go in as the media we are escorted with military cars flashing their lights and blaring their claxons. It's all very dramatic and makes you feel as though being media you have to be watched like a hawk. On other days I've arrived at the base late having had a bad drive down from New York, and had to go in as an ordinary member of the public. When I do that, you can drive straight in unescorted and go wherever you like (having had your car searched first). So it's one law for the media, another for the public. What happened to the idea the media is the eyes and ears of the public? I honestly don't get it.
