Heck of a Job, Viveca? — by Arianna Huffington
by Arianna Huffington
The Huffington Post
December 18, 2005
Imagine that: Viveca Novak provides Bush's Brain with a possible get-out-of-jail-free card and -- just weeks after she tells Fitzgerald things Rove's lawyer desperately wants the special prosecutor to hear -- Bush nominates her hubby to the Federal Election Commission. Now I'm not saying that one is payback for the other. But it sure is convenient. It may not be a case of quid pro quo but, if you were to make a list of things that would begin to repair the damage done to the credibility of the media, this sure wouldn't be among them. This appointment is the nonverbal equivalent of "Heck of a job, Vivie." And it cries out for further investigation. [...]
Click here for the full Huffington Post article.
The Huffington Post
December 18, 2005
Imagine that: Viveca Novak provides Bush's Brain with a possible get-out-of-jail-free card and -- just weeks after she tells Fitzgerald things Rove's lawyer desperately wants the special prosecutor to hear -- Bush nominates her hubby to the Federal Election Commission. Now I'm not saying that one is payback for the other. But it sure is convenient. It may not be a case of quid pro quo but, if you were to make a list of things that would begin to repair the damage done to the credibility of the media, this sure wouldn't be among them. This appointment is the nonverbal equivalent of "Heck of a job, Vivie." And it cries out for further investigation. [...]
Click here for the full Huffington Post article.
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