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Campaign 2008: it's on YouTube: since the last presidential election, the 'bubble' in which the press once operated 'has become a fishbowl.'.(Politics and the New Media)

In the annals of adversarial journalism, the dustup between Associated Press political reporter Glen Johnson and presidential candidate Mitt Romney preceding the 2008 South Carolina Republican primary might rate a mention in the next Teddy White-style campaign saga. Sprawled on the floor of a Staples store in Columbia, South Carolina, in the midst of an impromptu press conference, Johnson brusquely interrupted Romney as the candidate professed that no lobbyists were running his campaign. "That's not true, governor. That's not true," Johnson said, as he named a Romney strategist who is a well-known lobbyist.

This brief, heated exchange is familiar to any veteran political ...

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