If it wasn’t so tragic and frustrating it would be hilarious. This is a perfect example of how our democratic ideals have been co-opted and compromised. For example: Congress benefits from outdated election laws and campaign finance laws so it never votes for serious reform, the Executive Branch controls the Justice Dept. now to such an extent that it won’t authorize serious investigations of the White House before these characters are out of Dodge, the media can’t be a serious watchdog for the people when its corporate owners and the politicians are co-dependant entities. We are seriously up the creek here, folks.

It never ceases to amaze how they will find a way to blame all of their problems on the liberal media. Are they now trying to rationalize this book away? One of their own loyal subjects was taken over against his will by the evil media mogul who inserted his liberal bias into the story!

Poor Scottie, I wonder if it’s gonna make those ‘rockin chair days’ with the boss a little awkward. No worries, they’ll black out all those unwanted passages and the book will make fine reading in the new presidential library. I see another Comedy Central skit here – but it’s gettin all too painful to laugh.

“. . .but how many of these “after the fact” books do we have to endure before people will start to accept that something is not right at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue?”

Polls have indicated for nearly four years that most Americans realize there’s plenty wrong at the White House, starting with The Decider. The clued in register at about 80 percent of voting-age Americans now.

How like Fliescher and the rest of these creeps to try to make it appear McClellan’s editor took it on himself to put words in McClellan’s mouth. How like CNN to make itself the ever so accommodating outlet for the White House/RNC spin. I guess Fox was already booked.