Consider replacing the White House Correspondents Association
What the document says“The new Administration should examine the nature of the relationship between itself and the White House Correspondents Association and consider whether an alternative coordinating body might be more suitable.”
The White House Correspondents Association is the body that organizes the press corps covering the White House, including seating and pool arrangements. The chapter says the new Administration should examine its relationship with the Association and consider whether a different coordinating body would be more suitable. It names no alternative.
What the document actually says“The new Administration should examine the nature of the relationship between itself and the White House Correspondents Association and consider whether an alternative coordinating body might be more suitable.”
The new president should look at how he deals with the group that speaks for White House reporters. He should ask whether a different group would work better.
One group organizes the reporters who cover the White House. It decides things like who sits where. The chapter says the new president should look at that group. It says he should ask whether another group should do the job instead.
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