“In this case, the 'liberal media' didn't live up to its reputation. If it had, the country would have been better served.”

Bush press secretary Scott McClellan of the Iraq War, What Happened

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“In this case, the 'liberal media' didn't live up to its reputation. If it had, the country would have been better served.”

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