White House Attacked For Barring CNN Reporter. Take A Look At How Obama Treated Journalists.

A brouhaha erupted from media outlets after the White House barred Kaitlan Collins, a White House correspondent for CNN, from attending a public appearance by President Trump in the Rose Garden on Wednesday.

The Trump Administration was attacked despite the fact, as The Daily Wire has reported, there was ample reason to bar Collins from the event, and the White House was clear that other reporters from CNN were welcome.

But the outrage directed against the Trump Administration for an action that in retrospect seems logical was nowhere to be found when the Obama Administration mistreated reporters over its long tenure. One determined Twitter user went to great lengths to document the abuses perpetuated by the Obama Administration against journalists:

Here’s former President Obama having a reporter removed for interrupting him “in his house” the press claps wildly, even starts chanting Obama’s name while the reporter is being removed for yelling “NO MORE DEPORTATIONS” #KaitlanCollins cc: @BretBaier pic.twitter.com/FuAuTEmG1Y
— Rosie Perpetually Potentially Sensitive (@almostjingo) July 26, 2018

2015 Washington Free Beacon’s Adam Kredo ejected from a State Department media briefing in Vienna and senior department officials threatened to call security on him, without him even saying a word. Had to control that #IranDeal narriative #KaitlanCollins https://t.co/1TP3XjjBPA pic.twitter.com/60Ie76VIU6
— Rosie Perpetually Potentially Sensitive (@almostjingo) July 26, 2018

2012 @politico called interrupting the President a “surprising breach of etiquette” and later the reporter from @DailyCaller was “urged” to and DID apologize to then President Obama #KaitlanCollins https://t.co/SHPGccrS4e pic.twitter.com/7ipaSNhwaz
— Rosie Perpetually Potentially Sensitive (@almostjingo) July 26, 2018

When Obama had a journalist removed for heckling @wolfblitzer on @CNN called it an ugly incident that the President handled well#AttackOnMedia #LastWord @realDonaldTrump #KaitlanCollins pic.twitter.com/l0gakNDGZ7
— Rosie Perpetually Potentially Sensitive (@almostjingo) July 26, 2018

The man removed by Obama was an undocumented, trans advocate GASP how could he do that AT an #LGBTQ event? #FreedomOfSpeechDay @CNN knows this they reported about it and praised @BarackObama https://t.co/Wr39AsYN69 pic.twitter.com/pg7nnjQS1W
— Rosie Perpetually Potentially Sensitive (@almostjingo) July 26, 2018

Here’s a Female, African American reporter with White House Press credentials being carried away by Secret Service in 2009 for attempting to ask President Obama to protect “traditional marriage”#KaitlanCollins https://t.co/t2UFivG6Z4 pic.twitter.com/WHLH8s4tzi
— Rosie Perpetually Potentially Sensitive (@almostjingo) July 26, 2018

Here’s @joshearnest in 2009 bragging about how well the Admin had demonstrated their ability and willingness to exclude @FoxNews from significant interviews to the Assistant Secretary of public Affairs #KaitlanCollins https://t.co/o98xlRMJuP pic.twitter.com/NUidMFtfO4
— Rosie Perpetually Potentially Sensitive (@almostjingo) July 26, 2018

12/17/09 President Obama ordered air attack on village of al Majala in Yemen’s southern Abyan province killing 14 women and 21 children. The blame was wrongly placed on Yemen until Shaye exposed the facts, which landed him in jail according to @amnesty https://t.co/JA6B1MWc4C pic.twitter.com/HjbpW4NNMt
— Rosie Perpetually Potentially Sensitive (@almostjingo) July 26, 2018

#WednesdayWisdom from @nytimes #KaitlanCollins pic.twitter.com/r4K6tQKC6l
— Rosie Perpetually Potentially Sensitive (@almostjingo) July 26, 2018

2014 President Obama completely shuts out press AGAIN and this is from @HuffPost #KaitlanCollins https://t.co/S7s4c5mQp4
— Rosie Perpetually Potentially Sensitive (@almostjingo) July 26, 2018

White House Correspondence Association lodges a formal complaint because President Obama’s would not allow any reporters for the anniversary of Apollo 11 with Buzz Aldrin, arguably one of the most memorable moments in our history! #FreedomOfPress #CNNlies https://t.co/Qi9ics7qnO pic.twitter.com/rdvYu8GWQp
— Rosie Perpetually Potentially Sensitive (@almostjingo) July 26, 2018