So obviously, the biggest news of the day is that Scott McClellen, a former White House press secretary, has published a memoir. Within this particular memoir, McClellan completely disses President Bush and puts his faults to the forefront. In one particular quote from the memoir, McClellan says that Bush “convinces himself to believe what suits his needs at the moment." Of course, the White House is completely denying all these claims, as is customary. What I found the most interesting about the response from the White House is that they keep remarking on how the Scott McClellan they thought they knew seems a lot different than the McClellan that wrote the memoir.
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I thought Scott McClellan's memoir of his time in the White House is indicative of what is really going on and what is really behind of the facade of the Bush's presidency.
My only concern is McClellan's sincerity. Why did he defend Bush for so long and why did he not voice his concerns all this time? While this book is a stab in the back for the Bush administration, he does have startling facts and revelations about the Administration.
His book is sounds riveting and I'm sure Americans are going to be anxious when the book comes out
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