Posted by
Cary Wesberry on Saturday, May 31, 2008 2:53:49 PM
When the news about Scott McClellan’s Bush-bashing book hit the proverbial fan I noted on my radio program that the timing and content were strange enough we would inevitably learn of ‘other factors’ being involved in the creation of this book. After all, it is indeed a bizarre situation to destroy so many personal relationships with nothing more than speculation on discussions behind closed-doors; admissions of being kept out of the White House loop (but then commentary and accusation that could only come from someone in the loop) and irrelevant declarations of personal opinions about the war in Iraq and the aftermath of Katrina.
Keep in mind, I’m no fan of President Bush, but someone should remind Scott that the analysis of a mediocre White House press secretary about world events isn’t quite as relevant as the opinions of the Commander-in-Chief, the Joint Chiefs of Staff, the international intelligence community and our own Congress — whether liberals like it or not.
Now, less than 24 hours after the announcement of the 300+ pages of pontifications worthy of tabloid hysteria, one of the ‘other factors’ has already been exposed. The Web site Little Green Footballs one of the world’s most widely read blogs, has uncovered the stealth publisher of McClellan’s Linda Blair moment in print— none other than leftist ideologue George Soros.
Why McClellan would get into bed with Soros is now the question.
Continue reading Tammy Bruce's article at FoxNews by following the link above. Great work from Tammy as usual, and even better work from Charles at Little Green Footballs. Again we see a miserable man turned into a Judas for a few filthy dollars from the likes of George Soros.
In my opinion, this all goes back to with whom you choose to associate yourself; whether it be your personal life or your professional. Your associations reflect on you a great deal, and they influence your decisions often in ways unable to be seen at the time. As I've said before, those you associate with can either lift you up beyond belief or drag you down into the gutter. Former Press Secretary Porky Pig will soon understand this inescapable rule concerning his own association with George Soros.
Of particular note are Porky's accusations against President Bush. Almost word for word the same tired arguments, if they can be called "arguments", from the left wing Democrats. Bush lied people died, WMDs, Valerie Plame, Katrina; a seriously pathological assortment of dishonest and baseless statements which have little-to-no meaning. I knew Porky's book was a lie and betrayal the moment I heard of it because the accusations are not the ones any self-respecting person would level against the President. There are plenty of very real problems with the Bush Administration without having to make ones up. Conservatives know full well what those problems are, and not one of them is mentioned in Porky's nonsensical book.