andrea mitchell is implying that mcclellan's book was written by his publisher

[spanone]

on hardball----her & chuck todd are doing their best to stand up for the administration

chuck implied that this book was really (too) well written.....wink wink nudge nudge

[rurallib]

1. Heard that one on Hannity too

Maybe KO will ask Snotty if he wrote it?

[spanone]

3. i saw scott on the today show today, i thought he did well

[JohnWxy]

2. As if the facts and experiences didn't come from McClelland.

[spanone]

6. the thing i love about this is that it is forcing america to take another look at how we entered war

[marmar]

4. I think they're just unable to face their own culpability in the Iraq mess....

.... They packaged it and sold it.

[Stagecoach]

5. But you did you hear her....

say that she reported back then that Bush was putting a sales job on the American people? That's news to me!

Of course all these mainstream media people are going to come out talking like this, because this book is making them look bad.

[Tangerine LaBamba]

7. Mrs. Greenspan

is doing what all the other "journalists" are doing: attacking McLellan instead of examining what he wrote.

They're afraid to face what their part was in this horrible nightmare that is the past seven+ years. They can't take the truth.

Smarmy bunch, they are.

[spanone]

8. after matthews was asking about iraq, chuck todd reminded him that the press secty knows nothing

[Disturbed]

12. Mrs. Greenspam & Chuck Todd are RWing hacks.

Scotty McLiar decided to cash in & still defend his boss Busholini.

[Uncle Joe]

11. I totally agree, Tangerine LaBamba

:thumbsup:

[napi21]

9. I KNOW I heard some reporter last night say that they checked and there

was NO ghost writer! Sorry, I can't remember what show it was on or what reporter said it, but I have a pretty std. schedule of watching the Sit. Room from 4-6, Race for the White House 6-7, Hardball 7-8, Countdown 8-9 & The Verdict 9-10, so it was on one of those!

[eleny]

14. keith olbermann reported it last night

[valerief]

10. Who cares? They're all the same mouthpiece. nt

[peacetalksforall]

13. The Whtie House and its White House press are lousy at journalism,

lousy at patriotism, lousy at transparency, lousy at turning the blame.

They are creaturs who invaded our lives and infested our brains and we're dying - unless we learn about the disease they carry and transfer. They successfully blew their journalism degree and a lot of money to make bigger money. They are predator pricers of lies.

[Lex]

15. The publisher has released a statement saying those are MCCLELLAN'S WORDS

in that book.

[spanone]

17. and you know damn well that they both know that.

[RaVeN_MeaD]

18. Saw that, plus

do publishers write books? I've heard of ghost writers, but I thought publishers just published stuff and left the writing to others. Maybe I'm missing a big chunk of the publishing industry?

[anitar1]

16. Andrea Mitchell is zero to me. She has begun to resemble

her husband, Alan Greenspan, more and more in the last couple of years. I have never heard her say anything of importance.If I am wrong, someone please let me know.

[applegrove]

19. And they keep saying that he got the job as Press Secretary because he was loyal not

because he was particularly talented.

[blondeatlast]

20. Dumb, Andrea. Just pure, unadulterated, dumbass commentary. With the help of an editor, certainly,

maybe a ghostwriter who transcribed McClellan's words, but not the publisher.

Go wake Greenspan up, sphincter.

[malaise]

21. As I posted yesterday anytime Andrea shows up

the spin cycle of talking points is in desperate mode.

[spanone]

24. her and chuckie todd pissed me off.....they are part of the problem

[SalmonChantedEvening]

22. Look Scotty, wolves!! And they really think you're tasty!

:toss: :feed:

They've been compliant water carriers for so long, it's basically expected of them to play along with the BFEE narratives passed to them for broadcast.

[zippy890]

23. In Defense of Scot McClellan

by Alex Koppelman who has the same publisher. from Salon

http://www.salon.com/politics/war_room/2008/05/29/mcclellan_publisher/

-snip-

"Obviously, I can't vouch for McClellan's veracity. I have, however, had a chance to read his book. And having also known and worked with Kaufman for several years, I can say this: "What Happened" was not, as Rove et al. have charged, written by his "New York editor." Stylistically, that is just not her voice on the page. Neither is Kaufman some ideologue with an agenda to push. She demands that her authors write intelligently, clearly and honestly, regardless of their political views. The notion of Kaufman as "brainwasher" is absurd...."

-snip-

Koppelman says McClellan received less than $100,00.00 advance for the book.