What Happened
by Capt. Fogg
What a revelation! Scott McClellan, the guy who used to stand in front of reporters and the minority of Americans not watching Britney and Anna Nicole and "da game" and spout lies, has now revealed that he told us a lie - unwittingly, of course. It wasn't his fault that he failed to check the facts. He wasn't paid to question; he was paid to sneer dismissively at reporters who did.
Scott has a book coming out in April, titled What Happened.
Cross posted from Human Voices
What a revelation! Scott McClellan, the guy who used to stand in front of reporters and the minority of Americans not watching Britney and Anna Nicole and "da game" and spout lies, has now revealed that he told us a lie - unwittingly, of course. It wasn't his fault that he failed to check the facts. He wasn't paid to question; he was paid to sneer dismissively at reporters who did.
Scott has a book coming out in April, titled What Happened.
"So I stood at the White House briefing room podium in front of the glare of the klieg lights for the better part of two weeks and publicly exonerated two of the senior-most aides in the White House: Karl Rove and Scooter Libby. There was one problem. It was not true. "And guess what Scott, you didn't win the Kyrgyzstan Lottery either and the guy trying to get his millions out of Nigeria isn't any more honest than your ex-boss - and of course there's been a lot of blood under the bridge because of the crime family you covered up for. I don't mean to be cruel, but it's your turn to be sneered at. I really hope you don't make any more money from it than OJ did from If I Did It and I hope you soon get to hear the current mouthpiece defame you with the same sneer and condescension as you used from the same podium you told your lies from.
Cross posted from Human Voices
Labels: Bush Administration, Bush Crimes, lies
posted by Libby Spencer at 10:08 AM
4 Comments:
It's always "unwittingly" isn't it?
If one is witless, everything is unwitting. It's funny that I'm getting comments elsewhere attacking McClellan, not for betraying the American people, but for "biting the hand that feeds him"
We may well be a country that deserves tyranny and oppression.
Well don't get too excited folks. The publisher just backed off and said Scotty will exonerate Bush by saying he didn't know he was lying. It was all a cheap publicity trick.
He may not have known, but Bush knew, Cheney knew, Rove knew. Every press secretary under this rogue administration has mirrored Bush's condescending smirk - like some Dickensian character handing out gruel to the orphans.
It's all been lies,lies and more lies told to cover up crimes and corruption and an agenda that seems to include the death of liberty.
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