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To: Wuli
Ari exercised the stilletto instead of the hammer. His wide-eyed cupcake facial expression disarmed the public when he was actually evicerating an obnoxious reporter. He was too adept to ever cause a press conference explosion.

Scott is a nice guy, but has zilch ability to wield a covert scalpel, let alone even think about it. He's too programmed.....almost robot-like. Not much thinking on his feet, at all.

I know comparisons are odious, but as the Bush administration's voice to the world, McLellan rates about two forks on a ten-piece place setting.

Leni

16 posted on 10/01/2005 8:55:43 AM PDT by MinuteGal (Re: The Anti-War Sheehan-ites - They want to live in the garden but not tend the garden)
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To: MinuteGal

I don't agree. I found Ari Fleischer a tad offensive. Actually, more than a tad, often quite evasive and it suggested a questionable standard that he was representing.

I realize McClellan seems a tad juvenile, perhaps sophomoric and pliable, but I also think that's an appearance, as in, he's more substantitive underneath that, just far more reserved than was Fleischer, certainly far less theatrical than was Fleischer.

I was relieved to see Fleischer depart. As talented as he was, glad to see him depart. Not a criticism so much as I think McClellan is due far more respect but seems to get passed over due to his lack of Fleischer-style theatrics.

Give McClellan more credit for knowing what he's doing. He's handling a pack of snapping cane toads and doing it well, don't be misled here.


17 posted on 10/01/2005 9:03:41 AM PDT by BIRDS
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