scott mcclellan: no class whatsoever
i wonder how scott mcclellan, the worst press secretary in the history of the press operation at the White House feels this morning after throwing his former boss and lifelong friend -- the one who trusted him with one of the most powerful jobs in the country -- under the bus for a few bucks?
here's president bush on scott's last day on the job at the white house. it looks like scott *coughjudascough* is getting ready to kiss him on the cheek doesn't it?
here are just a couple of reviews on scott's book:
you obviously left with a smile on your face but incredible anger and spite seething underneath. so pile on scott. i guess in some strange way this finally gives you credibility and certainly some solidarity with the left who ate your lunch on a daily basis. to us on the right, you simply have no class.
here's president bush on scott's last day on the job at the white house. it looks like scott *coughjudascough* is getting ready to kiss him on the cheek doesn't it?
here are just a couple of reviews on scott's book:
the ny daily news:
"Former White House press secretary Scott McClellan has blasted his old boss, saying President Bush failed to be "open and forthright on Iraq" and relied on "propaganda" to sell the war.
McClellan's take on the Bush administration comes in a surprisingly scathing tell-all memoir, "What Happened: Inside the Bush White House and Washington's Culture of Deception," to be published next week, Politico.com reports."
the politico:
while at the podium, scott always looked like a deer in headlights to me and i am sure to others. he was so terrible at his job, i guess he needs some sort of excuse other than "gross incompetence" in order to ever work again. and i think history will ignore his betrayal book and recognize that scott mcclellan was simply way over his head -- too small for such a big job. ari fleischer before him and the terrific tony snow after him really emphasized what a dope scott really is."Former White House Press Secretary Scott McClellan writes in a surprisingly scathing memoir to be published next week that President Bush "veered terribly off course," was not “open and forthright on Iraq,” and took a "permanent campaign approach" to governing at the expense of candor and competence."
you obviously left with a smile on your face but incredible anger and spite seething underneath. so pile on scott. i guess in some strange way this finally gives you credibility and certainly some solidarity with the left who ate your lunch on a daily basis. to us on the right, you simply have no class.
