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McClellan is hoping for the ‘Michael Moore’ effect regarding sales of the book. Millions of frothing moonbats will pull money from their retirement savings to buy the book just to be able to say they have a copy. It is also safe to say that most of them will not even open it, many will not finish it, and some will realize that it is just another mild Bush-basher.

Other good questions made here: how was this guy vetted? Was he acting all the time that he was in the administration? Did the position of the book change after Soros’ retainer check cleared? Is he doling out payback for his mother's faltering political career?

It has been my observation that Bush took the ‘let us all get along’ idea way too seriously early on. Expecting loyalty from those who are diametrically opposed to you politically and who are in a position to do political harm is naive at the kindest.

McAmnesty’s first act next January should be ‘If you were employed in DC government during the Clinton administration, get your resume updated. You got 30 days. If you were hired by someone who was employed during the Clinton administration, get your resume in order; you got 45 days.’