Gogi
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Sat Oct-15-05 11:41 PM
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KO sighting in Dan Froomkin's column! |
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Edited on Sat Oct-15-05 11:43 PM by Gogi
www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/linkset/2005/04/11/212005041100879.html
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Gogi
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Can't get my links to work all of a sudden.:shrug:
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4. I know we saw it live, but it's still delicious: |
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But it's doubtful that anyone has had as much fun with this story as MSNBC's Keith Olbermann, who under the rubric "White House follies" last night paired what he called "the president's choreographed satellite back-slapping session with the troops" with "the press secretary's knee-capping session with the White House press corps."
"It's like watching the Jesse Ventura show," he said after showing extensive clips of the troop rehearsal, and the ensuing event.
Olbermann asked Washington Post reporter Dana Milbank to explain what happened.
"It really is inexplicable," Milbank said. "This was a White House that did everything right, in terms of imagery, and now they just seem to have completely lost their mojo on fairly simple things. . . .
"It is tempting to say that none of this would have happened if Karl Rove were still alive, but that is oversimplifying. . . .
"I think what you are seeing here is a White House now sitting at 38 percent in the polls, and it has never been there before, and there's a bit of a panic setting in. They don't really know how to get out of this. They have always operated being out in front before and they don't know how to run it from behind."
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