Scott Mcclellan's book

Dear friends,

Scott Mcclellan's ridiulous new book tells us nothing new or insightful about a White House we already knew was corrupt, dishonest, and undemocratic. The book simply attempts to position Mcclellan as a naive and conscientious employee, who had no culpability in the disastrous reign of this administration.

Of course, Mcclellan is as culpable as the rest for the lies, the unlawful actions, the devastation here and abroad. He is scared, and now that he was fired and cannot go back to the White House, now that his buddies in the White House are increasingly being uncovered for what they are, he wants to strategically position himself in the public's eye, so that he can get a job, and so that he won't look as doltish as the rest of them in the history books.

Too late, Mcclellan - the time to speak up was years ago, when you were happily, willingly a part of the corruption...be an adult and take responsibility for your horrible mistakes. The sequel to the book should be _I Knew All Along_.

jem