Scott McClellan Sounds Like A Moonbat Blogger
I remember it almost like it was yesterday, trying to outdo other bloggers with cute little names for the guy I called Scotty McManequin: Scott-bot 3000, McClellatron, Scottie McLiar, McClerrator — good times.
Today, Politico’s Mike Allen bypassed the embargoed publication of McClellan’s tell-all book by (get this) buying it in a Washington DC bookstore a week before its scheduled release date and documents the atrocities Scotty lays bare in “whacking” Bush, Cheney, Rove, Libby and the whole merry band of criminal conspirators who “propagandized” us into war, lied about outing Valerie Plame, and twiddled their thumbs “in shock” for a week during the Katrina mess (much like Bush did upon learning the news of planes crashing into building as he sat stupidly in that classroom).
McClellan also skewers the mainstream press.
“If anything, the national press corps was probably too deferential to the White House and to the administration in regard to the most important decision facing the nation during my years in Washington, the choice over whether to go to war in Iraq.
“The collapse of the administration’s rationales for war, which became apparent months after our invasion, should never have come as such a surprise. … In this case, the ‘liberal media’ didn’t live up to its reputation. If it had, the country would have been better served.”
Next thing you know, Scottie will be referring to the Beltway establishment as Villagers. Funny how some decidedly non-mainstream media folks, my favorite rhetorical bomb throwers The Young Turks, were on this story six months ago, as was Shakes and a few other easily dismissed libs.
I love these guys. Figures that they’re not even on Air America anymore. What a shame.
