Scott McClellan's New Book »
Posted By dtowns67 4 months, 2 weeks ago in Arts & EntertainmentThe College Politico's take on Scott McClellan's new book titled What Happened. You should enjoy this funny sarcastic analysis of the situation or you are a sick and sad person... or something like that.
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aniokly4 months, 1 week ago
Poor Scott. No one paid any attention to him when he was Press secretary, and no one pays any attention to him now. He might get some attention from that old tax evader, Keith Olberman, not enough to get rich from book sales. He just made himself look sillier now, then he did then. He is being debunked by people in, and out of the Administration, and the Democrats will eat him alive at their Committee meeting. I hope the whole farce is worth it.
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dtowns674 months, 1 week ago
Yea totally... Scott is a holy man who has absolutely no motivation to make idiotic crap up.
P.s. you do know he wasn't the least bit involved in planning for the war or managing the Katrina response right? He never objected to anything while he was actually in the administration. So why is he up in arms now?
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CRYMTYPHON4 months, 1 week ago
"no one pays any attention to him now. "
No attention? Mr. McClellan is getting a coordinated bit of attention from all the Administration spokesmen working weekend shifts on talk shows, memorizing rote talking points, trying to put out the fire.
No attention? How can you be in the tenth propeller thread to defame the guy, and say in black and white sytem-font that he is getting no attention?
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CRYMTYPHON4 months, 1 week ago
In this video, the guy is obviously reading the words off-camera; did all republicans get the same talking point list?
Somehow the one that annoys me most, is 'why didn't he tell us sooner?'
What, is there a time-limit on confessions?
Or is what he is saying no longer relevant?
Obvious by Republicans acting like ants in a kicked-over hill, that the relevance is still there.
And if he only got $75,000, at least we can dismiss that he sold Bush's supporters and the US media out for money.
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