McClellan Bush Made Me Do It
May 29, 2008
In keeping with the Bush causes everything from global warming to mad cow disease, former Press Sec Scott McClellan has written a scathing book that blames Bush for making him lie!
Ouch. I am not sure if it is the already low approval ratings or that his accusations just do not hold wind, but the Left is kind of taking a yawner on this one. The reason it does not hold wind is that if he was so distrubed by the inert evil in the White House? Then why did it take him having to write a book in order to grow a pair?
Seattle Times, March 16, 2008
“The former press secretary of President Bush (No. 43 version) empties out his notebooks, and all of Washington will be holding its breath.”
wake up call, May 28, 2008
By roland
McClellan has finally come forward, as many other people from the Bush administration have over the past few years, to tell the truth about the most corrupt and deceiving administration in our history. While many people are waking up to reality, reflected in our presidents all time record low approval rating, this book advances the much overdue debunking of Bush and his evil lying crooks in his administration. Being the former spokesperson for this administration gives McClellan’s book a special poignancy and undeniable puissance. As if we needed more convincing, this country is in need of change more than at anytime in our past. Its the facts in books like this that have brought me to change parties and to reject the disgusting mess the GOP has become. The republican party deserves all the losses they have been experiencing, and will surely deserve being defeated this November. Bush is a war criminal no doubt about it. The fear mongering and manipulation of us American citizens will not work this time around. McClellan deserves to be commended for his honesty and the timeliness of this books release.
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