Bush press secretary Scott McClellan, on the cocaine rumors that surfaced during the 2000 campaign, What Happened, pp. 48-49
“Can I remember— “I remember lots,” I say. How much of what I remember is true is another matter.”
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Charles Stross
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Glasshouse
Source: Glasshouse (2006), Chapter 15, “Recovery” (p. 250)
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