McClellan is not saying or suggesting that the president sent him out to lie, but he certainly heavily suggests that the president was complicit, that the president was somehow an enabler in him going before the press corps and lying about noninvolvement of, you know, Libby and Rove.
David Gergen discusses the implications of Scott McClellan's statements regarding the president's involvement in misleading the press.
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I think Joe Biden's in a much better position than Hillary Clinton was at this stage in the campaign.
With these rallies, we are staggering from one obscenity to the next, and it is very clear that the rally haven't helped him very much politically. His numbers have been going down since all this nonsense started.
He is obsessed with winning re-election. It's all about self-respect. It is whether he is going to be humiliated or not.
If it is true, it's a dishonorable act and voters have to this November decide whether they want to discharge him or not.
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