ABC News Suspends Journalist Terry Moran Following Controversial Comments About Stephen Miller
Terry Moran was suspended by ABC News after making derogatory remarks about Stephen Miller, raising concerns over journalistic objectivity and impartiality.
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- Terry Moran, an ABC News journalist, was suspended for criticizing Stephen Miller on social media, calling him a 'world-class hater'.
- White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt condemned Moran's comments as 'unacceptable', prompting further scrutiny of his remarks.
- Vice President JD Vance labeled Moran's statements a 'vile smear', contributing to the backlash against the journalist.
- Moran's suspension highlights ABC News' commitment to maintaining objectivity and impartiality in its reporting.
- The incident has sparked discussions about media bias and the relationship between the White House and news outlets.
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"…Moran has been suspended after he wrote on X that Miller is "a man who is richly endowed with the capacity for hatred" and that Trump is a "world-class hater.""
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