Sava700 wrote:Why not dispute the contents? Everything in it has happened already and already public knowledge anyway. He just took it in his own text as we already know many parts, but its clear with several ex-admin members that he's full of it.
Of course the apologiest are going to step up to the plate. After all, most of them are implicated in Bush's failed admin. They also have the same enablers who you watch on TV and read in the media on their side. You're so VERY right. It's about money!!!
And one very important person standing up for McClellan.
In response to his scathing memoir detailing the "propaganda"-filled run up to war and seedy political machinations behind the CIA leak case, Scott McClellan has received withering criticism from his former colleagues. A money grubbing, attention seeking, devoid-of-principles hack has been the description of choice; "this is not the Scotty we knew," the most popular quote.
One former Bush aide, however, is sticking up for McClellan, arguing that the former Bush press secretary is
"getting savaged for saying what everyone knows to be true."
Mike Turk served as the Campaign director for President Bush's 2004 reelection campaign. As such, his tenure corresponded with that of McClellan's. No longer connected to the administration, Turk is now one of the few (if any) voices with connections to that crowd who are saying, quite simply, that the book "What Happened" is steeped in little more than truth.
Read more
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Get used to it, Sava. This is just the beginning.
