text: Actually, one doesn't need to be on Gottlieb's "enemies list" to get an inaccurate story.  It seems to be just how he rolls, or how his brain works.
  
  I remember being interviewed by him 15 years ago  --  I didn't know him, he didn't know me, and it was a completely neutral story.   It was a very odd feeling, knowing from reading his coverage of events I'd attended that he'd probably get half the facts wrong, and hoping they would be the ones that didn't matter.   I got lucky  --  mostly, they were.  
  
  It's just ironic, and a little sad, that someone with this particular disability chose to become, and stay, a reporter.